2008 Elections.?

Question

With the 2008 elections comming up around the corner, there is going to be a completely new president in office. Who would you like to see in office? Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush or someone else? Do you think the republicans or the democrats or even a 3rd party will make it in?

Any input is appriciated.

Answer 1

I'd like to see Barack obama or John McKain. i don't want anybody associated with this govt right now to ever be in office such as condi or even Jeb Bush just cuz of George. Barack and John both seem to have good values and are not the extremists that we seen right now running things. people like ned lamont who are only in office by riding an antiwar wave shuld not be in office. also none of the crazy republicans should be in office as we've seen how the extremists of the conservatize side are doing right now. we need someone, whether democrat or republican, who is an american first and not a dem or rep. whoever wins in 08 will have a ton of **** to clean up.

Answer 2

When it comes down to brass tacks, Hillary don't have the stones for the job.

I don't think Jeb can overcome the family stigma.

A third party candidate will be a split for the democrats.

The elections are still over TWO YEARS away, that is not around the corner.

Someone will be introduced onto the national scene in the next 6 to 10 months. They will be portrayed as a uniter, as a new perspective, as a person who can be trusted. They just don't know who it is going to be yet, but they are coming.

Answer 3

So many variable go into politics that choosing or even speculating is difficult. I think youll see a moderate (or someone who professes to be). Most of the AMerican public are moderates and the close to the "center" a candidate gets the better thier chances. If I had to guess id say for the Republicans Mcain and Rice VS Clinton and someone for the Democrats. A lot can change between now and then.

Answer 4

John Edwards, definitely. He has good morals, seems to know what he is doing, and is better than Hillary. Even as a woman, I'm kind of against a woman for President. Men have been doing pretty good since the 1700's... and I want to keep it that way.

Oh, and I kind of think a democrat is going to get it, but I wouldn't be too surprised if another republican made it.

Answer 5

Hillary with Barrack Obama as a running mate

and for the Republicans, Condi Rice and Rudy Giuliani

Answer 6

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Answer 7

The Democrats will be represented by Hillary Clinton or Al Gore. The Republicans will be hard pressed to post anyone with conservative credentials.... Rudy Giuliani, no.. maybe, John McCain... In any case it looks like the Republicans are floundering. Advantage Hillary.

Answer 8

I am a Republican and would like to see a Republican take office again, but if that does not happen I hope that the Democratic winner is Barack Obama. He will make a truly good President and will likely be the first African American President.

Answer 9

Pay attention to the gay marriage issue. If another court rules (in late 2007 or any time in 2008) like the one in Massachusetts did (in late 2003), then a Republican will win. If the courts continue making rulings like the recent one in NY did, then a Democrat will win.

Answer 10

We can't afford another republican president ,unless we get rid of the republican congress in November. Ones I wouldn't want to see in are Kerry, Gore, Clinton ( Hillary and Bill), Frist, Santorum, and any one by the name of Bush, just to name a few.