who is running for president in 2008?
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Prominent names being mentioned include Arizona Senator John McCain, New York Senator Hillary Clinton, former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani, Tennessee Senator Bill Frist, Florida Governor Jeb Bush, and Kansas Senator Sam Brownback. From that list, I'd probably want Brownback or Frist.
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The U.S. presidential election of 2008 is scheduled to occur on November 4, 2008. The election will determine the 44th President of the United States[1]. The allocation of electoral votes to each state will remain the same for this election as it was for the election in 2004, relying on the 2000 Census. The winner will be sworn in on January 20, 2009.
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love him and would love him to run for next pre in 2008!\n\n\nHe is currently Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Giuliani Partners LLC, which he founded in January 2002, and a name partner in the Houston-based law firm Bracewell & Giuliani LLP.
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First the democrats need to win a majority of seats in the 2006 mid-term elections and remove all the members of congress that have been "rubber stamping" everything Bush has put in front of them.\n\nIn 2008, the strong candidates right now are:\nWesley Clark\nEvan Bayh\nRuss Feingold\nHilary Clinton\nMark R. Warner\nMark Pryor\nBarbara Boxer\nTom Daschle
371991
I hope Barack Obama becomes president some day, and I'm pretty sure he will.  But he doesn't have enough experience to run in 2008.  By then he will only have had 4 years at the national level.  But I do hope he becomes president in 2012, 2016, 2020, or whenever.  He's still young, he has plenty of time.
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No the election is not until 2008...\n\nBut in actuality people ARE running.... do not be fooled.  Candidates are positioning, planning, collecting money and making deals as of this moment.\n\nRudy Giuliani, John McCAin, George Allen and Bill Frist have ambitions for Republicans and are in best positions at the moment.\n\nBill Clinton's wife Hillary leads democrats, having a huge War Chest of funds.    John Kerry may have blown it but still has millions in his coffer, besides being able to fund much personally.\nMulti-Billionairre George Souros of MoveOn.org --- though not a candidate can throw massive resources to the democrats and influence strongly who he finally supports.\n\nBelieve me people ARE running.
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A fine Press spokesperson for the President, but to save the USA from a Hillary Clinton Presidency or as bad  John Kerry or Al Gore- we need the strong and winning ticket of John McCain and Rudolph Giuliani. in 2008.
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Yes vote for a president in 2008 that has no involvment at all in oil
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No, never. It is theorized that Senator Hillary Clinton (of New York), wife of former President Bill Clinton, will run in the presidential election of 2008. She is a member of the Democratic Party.
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hillary hillary hillary\n\nthank you for reminding me why I WONT vote for you in 2008.
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It could be either, but my guess is a woman.  A Clinton/Obama ticket is not out of the question.  They'd have to put Hillary in as President and Obama as VP, simply because of his lack of practical experience in national politics.  2008 is going to be a very interesting year!
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I would like to see Guiliani on the ticket. Biden is a decent choice. Whoever can undo the damage Bush and his idiotic cronies have caused ;but that is a tough challenge for anybody. Hilary has a shot,but too many Americans don't feel the time is right for a gender change. We'll probably have to hold our nose and push the button. I'm kind of jaded by the whole thing.
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Hillary Clinton, if the Democrats want to lose again.  Middle America is not ready for a socialist (it takes a village to raise a child), bi-sexual (that's how they'll potray her) woman as a president.  And no matter how you slice or dice it, Middle America still makes the decisions that matter in this country.  Too bad Bill couldn't run again, he'd be a shoe in.\n\nJohn Kerry is ramping up to be the nominee again and as long as he can keep his big stupid mouth shut he'll win.
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already in office, now running for reelection.
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run for president ill vote for you
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2008 is the next election, people are getting tired of Bush so i say the next president is going to be a democrat.
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Do you mean the next president (who will be elected in November 2008)?  Out of the likely candidates, my favorite is Russ Feingold (Senator from Wisconsin).  He is against the Patriot Act, against the Iraq war, co-wrote campaign finance reform, and seems to be the only Senator with the courage and conviction to stand up against Bush.