Predict The Democratic and Republican parties candidates?

Question

I think it will Be The current front runners Mrs. clinton and Mr. Guliani (sp)

Answer 1

I agree with you though I'm not totally discounting Romney. He has the Bush support (such as it still is) and that will count for something. I have to admit that Guiliani is managing to keep ahead of the pack despite conservatives stating he wouldn't make it.

But Guiliani is the only one that will keep the Republicans from being embarassed come election day. Hillary will win but it might not be a run- a- way if Rudy is the nominee.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

John Edwards, Mitt Romney. I think the Dems will come to their senses before it's too late and nominate someone who can actually win and the Repubs will go with Romney by default. They essentially have no other candidate who is even remotely plausible.

Answer 4

The media selected Candidates are Hillary and Guliani, but in reality it looks like it will be Hillary and Romney..

Answer 5

Hopefully it's Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich but i don't think it will happen. I think that the two worst candidates, Bill Clinton's wife and 9/11 will probably be the candidates and they will be no better than W and our country will suffer for it.

We need a good libertarian in the white house so people will be free to do what they want in America, as long as they don't hurt anyone who isn't willingly in a dangerous situation. We need to trust each other again and the only way to do that is to stop meddling in peoples lives and let people live the way they want to. Let people make bad decisions and suffer for them just as people should be allowed to be rewarded for making good decisions. Forcing suffering because someone smokes a different kind of ciggarette or doesn't want to be a "productive" member of society is a crime far worse than what people are being persecuted for now.

Answer 6

Clinton and Giuliani. Clinton will win with 56% of the votes.

Answer 7

I think history shows that the two old parties nominate candidates who appear very strong, who are not radical in any way that matters, and who have good name recognition. Clinton and Giuliani rate high in all three categories.

Obama is too virtuous to make a good Presidential candidate. Same goes for Ron Paul. Voters don't want their politicians to be good, they want them to be effective.

Answer 8

The only true thing that I can agree with practically everybody is that it will be Hilary who democratic nominee.

The republican one is a toss-up since 5 states already have been given half the ax by the RNC.

Answer 9

I'm going out on a limb here and saying

Clinton (D)
Romney (R)

Guliani's "lead" is all hype. According to the Rasmussen polls, Romney leads by 10 whole points in both NH and Iowa, key states. It's going to be a close race, but I think the religious conservatives are going to push Guliani out in the end.

Answer 10

Rep: Ron Paul
Dem: Billary

Ron Paul is the only one who can beat that she-devil. And he will. If he doesn't, time to lock n' load cause this country will finally go down in flames w/ a CFR member running the show.