agains whom do I have to run in the 2008 elections?
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Dear Madame, \n\nTo become president, you will have to complete five levels of bureaucracy to win.\n\n1. Remove soldiers from Iraq; prove that Iraq is self-sustaining. \n2. Provide reasoning for stem-cell research, but assure Americans that said research will not be conducted on embryos.\n3. "Politically kill" Donald Rumsfeld. This job is pretty much done.\n4. Keep out Illegal immigrants, except for the ones on staff,\nand 5. Kill Oprah. She'll be your number one contender. \n\nPianoguy
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In Nov. of 2008 it will not be George Bush-he cannot run again. It will not be Mr Clinton-he also cannot run again. It will not be John Edwards not enough people would vote for him. Maybe Hillary (God forbid), maybe John McCain. But I think we don't really know yet, someone will rise up as a natural between now and then. I also don't think it will be a democrat, now that they are in charge of both houses and are attacking Bush from every side, the terrorists no doubt see us as being weak.....they will strike us again.
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right to run for presidency :)
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How about if YOU become a candidate.  Run for a local office and learn about yourself and your prospective constituents firsthand!  Quit bellyaching and put yourself on the spot!  Lots of folks complain but few are willing to put up with what a candidate and then the politician has to put up with.
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Run for public office.
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Volenteer and join Governors party. Then wait till next election and work campaign, Not what you know but who you ....
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Here are the candidates, visit Politics1 for more information:\nhttp://www.politics1.com/md.htm
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There is no race in 2007 it is 2008. So for there to be a new president in 2007 it would follow the rules of succession. In 2008, it would be nice if it were no one who voted for the war in Iraq, the Patriot Act, or the Bankruptcy Bill.  Lets see...  I nominate Russ Feingold the only US senator to meet those requirements.
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Anyone can run for most public offices. Check your local laws. National offices have certain requirements that must be met. For example, to run for Senator the Constitution states:\nNo person shall be a Senator who shall not have attained to the age of thirty years, and been nine years a citizen of the United States and who shall not, when elected, be an inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen.\n \nThe Constitution is a very interesting and informative document. Every American should read it.
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Go straight to the source - call the county commissioner's campaign office.  If you can't find it, call your local Democratic or Republican party office (or whatever party is appropriate).  Whomever you call should be more than happy to send you a press kit.
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On the Democrat side, you'll probably have Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Elliot Spitzer, John Edwards and Bill Richardson. On the Republican side, Cheney's said twice in the last 4 years he won't run. So it'll probably be Condi Rice, Rudolph Giuliani, John McCain, and George Allen, with maybe Pataki and Huckabee thrown in.
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find out what party he's in (i would assume he's a dem) and contact the (let's assume) Democratic Committee of New Orleans and express an interest in volunteering for the re-election campaign.  They will welcome your support.
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http://www.dkosopedia.com/wiki/How_To_Run_For_Office\n\nI'm glad I no longer live in Mass.  Good luck.  Most of the people there can see through a "piece of crap".  Don't quit your day job.
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work with the candidate running against him/her.  Even if you don't like the candidate, they have the right to run.  Heck, even Gary Coleman has had his name on a ballot.
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Start getting in politics run for a local office first and them work your way up. Get a nice haircut and don't look like a doof. Also don't do anything dumb that will come out later.
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You should check out http://www.politics1.com. They list canidates for not only the major parties but third parties as well and also state offices in 2006.
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If you are running for a municipal/city office you will need to go to the city clerk's office and register. If you are running for a state or county office you will need to go to the county courthouse and the clerk's office there.\nThey will tell you exactly what you need to do. Most places also require that you get a certain number of signatures from registered voters in the area.