In 2008 who would you vote for and why. Hillary Clinton or John Mccain?
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Definitely Hillary!\nMy only concern about her possibly running is that it is true that women are their own worst enemies and, subsequently, will not vote for a woman.  This would keep them from voting for a Dem. and we'd end up in the same boat we're already in!  I don't, personally, think I could stand another four years of this!\nI used to think John McCain was a good guy.  The more I see of him and hear from him these days, the less I like of him.  He has swayed much too far to the "right", as they like to think themselves, and I do believe that ALL republicans are smarmy liars... because they can and do get away with it!
442196
I'd like to see Barack Obama or John Edwards win the 2008 election.
726383
I, while I think it would be unelectable, would love to see a democratic ticket of Hillary/Obama ticket in 08. I think with Hillary's experience it would be a successful presidency. and also set up an Obama presidency in 2016. Both are viable candidates for president in 08. I think the country would move forward with either one. Instead of backwards like it has the last 6 years. The reason that I would pick Hillary in 08 over Obama is Hillary is a strong and very intelligent woman that is not afraid to stand up for what is right. She would have an excellent adviser in her husband, the last legally elected president and also the most successful at running the business of the country in over 40 years.
885096
If you're referring to Hilliary Clinton, I think Barack Obama is a pretty good bet.  One guy who I like is Robert Reich, the Secretary of Labor during the first Clinton term.  I don't know that he has expressed an interest in running for office, but I like the ideas he presents.  He's an economist, and he seems sensible to me.
657325
Anyone would be better then any Bush. But I prefer Hillary, she is a stong, intelligent woman not afraid to stand up for what is right. She would have one of the best advisers in the world in her husband, he is the last president to be elected legally and also the most successful in 40 years.
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Personally, I hope none.  If a good Democratic candidate does not come forward for 2008 though, I would not be ashamed of voting for McCain.  He has done some things that I am happy with like being buddy buddy with President Bush, even though he does not like or agree with him on many topics, but I understand that he does that so he does not lose political favor within his party.\n   My sincere hope is that we can have a fair, just election, that elects a man or woman into office that is going to do everything he/she can to improve the country, economy, living conditions of the porr, and develop friendly relations with other countries of the world.\n   Voting is not only a right of citizens of the United States, it is a privilege and responsibility.  Hopefully, this election will have a high turn out of people who truly educate themselves on the issues, platforms of the candidates, and vote based on what is right and just.\n   It is a shame that both parties have people like gogo who, rather than reasonably discussing their point of view, feel it is necessary to flame people.  That is where the sterotype of uneducated voters comes from.
594381
I am voting for Hillary Clinton.
1013133
Personally I don't like either of them.\n\nHowever, in an effort to pay back hard-core conservatives for the eight years of hell we have been subjected to under GW, I'd vote for Hillary.  Next to Bill, she may be the ultimate evil for them, and I want them to suffer like I've suffered...lol.\n\nAnd for the record, I am NOT a liberal!
713617
Pretty much, yes.  And don't assume a dem will be pres in 08.  The dems are still a mess and will need more than 2 years to produce someone that can beat a McCain.
701625
Barack Obama has a better chance to win, so I would consider him the better candidate.\n\nThere are too many people out there who have such hatred for Hillary Clinton and would automatically vote against her. I don't think she would have much of a chance to win.
672070
Hillary Clinton would be my choice, she is intelligent and strong, she is not afraid to stand up for what is right. She would have one of the best advisers in the world with her husband, the last legally elected president and the last one that has been successful moving the nation forward.
97474
Bush, most definately!!!!!!! This answer has nothing to do with the fact the I like Bush or that I am a diehard republican but the fact that......Clinton is a pig!!!!!!!
640727
Anyone who is not a Republican. I'd vote for Mickey Mouse over a Republican. Too bad Clinton couldn't run for office!
220619
I won't goose step but I would vote for him because he is not a repuglican. They have screwed up in 5 years what it took Clinton 8 years to straighten out.
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Do you mean who would I want to win, or who will win the Republican nomination for President in 2008?\n\nI would prefer McCain. Despite his recent pandering to the right, McCain has shown a history of voting with his conscience and really trying to find the right result, not the one most likely to get him re-elected (the last few years changed his image in my mind a bit, but he's still a front-runner in the Republican party for me). And I don't think I could handle another Bush in the White House. Jeb's handling of the Schiavo case was painful to watch.\n\nAs for you will win it? I'd still go with McCain. He's picked up a lot of GW Bush's campaign team and monetary support. He's a front-runner at this time.\n\nBut there's a long time to get there, a lot of other candidates out there (i.e., Giuliani, Romney, Pataki, etc.), and a whole slew of Democrats who want to get to the White House in 2008, too.
510473
Hillary Clinton for many reasons, she is intelligent and centered which is extremely important now. Our Political System and our Nation have been Divided not United under George W. Bush.
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It is very possible that Hillary Clinton will run for presidential office in the 2008 elections because she actually has a very good chance of getting the nomination. While I personally would not vote for her, it would not surprise me in the least if she won, because she has so many supporters. \nHillary Clinton should run for president as well. Because the Republican Party has not had any real competition in servile years, they have controlled the government for a long time. And if Mitt Rhomney runs for president, She has NO competition.