In 2008 will you vote for a Democratic or Republican candidate for President and why?
537492
Straight Ticket Democrat, and I am not going to list all of the above for my reasons.  The complete and utter failure of the republican party.
852847
Registered Republican here.\n\nI vote the person....not the party.\n\nThanks for asking!
652689
Gore for President 2008!!!
561139
I vote for the lesser of two evils. It is such a shame that every serios issue in this country and the world is overshawdowed by "Democrat vs Republican".\n\nWHO CARES WHAT POLITCAL PARTY YOU ARE! Vote for the right choice. There's alot more views in this country than just two of them. This country wasn't even founded by a "Democrat" or "Republican"
754743
This is Bush's second term. Each party will need to select a delegate from their primary elections in 2008 to run for President.\nRumor is Republicans who will run is Giuliani and McCain\nRumor Democrats are Hillary Clinton\nTheir will be others
780961
Obviously you are not in the United States. The elections that just took place were the mid term elections, and not the presidential election. Bush is still the president through 2008. What changed in this election was that now there are more Democrats than Republicans in the Senate and congress. It was the opposite before the election. But after only one week, the Democrats are making fools of themselves, as usual, so it is possible that in 2008 we will have a majority of Republicans in both hoses and another Republican president. Capisce?
789568
Voting Democrat, because the GOP are all, or nearly all, greasy amoral scumbags who have auctioned off our country to corporate lobbyists.\n\nAm I thrilled with the Dems?  No.  Do they represent "my values"?  No.  But we have 2 viable choices in this country, and that basically always means choosing the lesser of two evils.  Just shows what a miserable system it is.\n\nP.S. If the Republicans are the party of "personal responsibility" (pause for laughter), then Bush ought to repeal his tax cuts for the mega-wealthy in order to pay for his hugely expensive war of choice.  Because it's really not a question of who will pay - WE will, sooner or later - and you do understand that these are RECORD deficits - it's a question of who hands us the bill, and I feel that it ought to be the guy who ran up the tab.  That sounds like "personal responsibility" to me.\n\nP.P.S. - I can't even begin to imagine the thought process that leads to the conclusion that the GOP is working in the interests of the "middle class worker."  Sorry if you don't like the term "scumbags," but it's descriptive of a fact.
779561
Voted for Bush in the 2004 elections.   Not that I thought the Republicans were the best choice, but a better choice over all the whining I heard from the Democrats.\n\nI think personal digs and scandals be-little both sides greatly.  I just heard more on the Dem's side at the time (and still do).  I truly wish our politicians would show a little more tact, respect and professionalism when polling for votes.
203658
I'm Independent and I tend to vote for who has the best issues and has the best argument.  I do not vote based on political party.  I also listen to others views and then do some research on my own.\n\nRecently I heard Hilary Clinton was considering running for President.  I think I'll vote for her as she did a great job last time.
969662
You can vote for the party who voted to cut our military-even though many democrat senators urged President Bill Clinton on Oct. 9,1998 , in a letter , ( sign by prominent Dem.Senators & John Kerry before he was against going to Iraq-then momentarily for it before he was against it again )to attack Saddam over WMD'S- or you can vote for the party who will defend America NO MATTER WHAT . And you can be sure Republicans won't stand on both sides of the fence and do nothing -which is the reason nothing was done about terrorism before . Without National Security what do you have besides nothing ?
205882
When will people realize the differences between having a Republican President and a Democrat President are nil?? \n\nNothing changes...the machine drives itself.  Peoples' perceptions of how good or bad things are currently going is too easily determined by a D or R on a voting card.  \n\nIf you switched the guy at the head, the country would be in the same place, you'd just have the democrats happy, and the republicans freaking out at every "decision" made by the administration.  But nothing would be different. Your day to day existance would not be changed.
924053
No.....I will be voting individuals....I have had a lot of problems with the republican platform since Bush took office....
646943
I'm not voting for a Republican in 2008.  I don't want a successor to Bush.  To me, this nation doesn't feel like America anymore and to find what is left of it I have to look to the people, not the government.
1181132
the next american elections will be in november of 2008 \nthe candidates aren't decided yet, but the frontrunners for the democrats are Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and John Kerry might run again. for the republicans John McCain, Rudi Giuliani and Jeb Bush.\n\nif you want my opinion all of the above from both parties (except Jeb Bush) would make great presidents
431469
I will be voteing democrat,since I have lived on both sides,having it all to having almost nothing I have a good view of what effects our decision makers have on Americans,starting down here.\nI will vote this way because i care for all Americans,nearly 300,000.000,another 43,000,000 on s/s or disability and another 43,000,000 without any insurance at all many of them children.\nI don't like it when I hear George w Bush talk to an elderly group before his last election trying to get votes and then turn around after elected and cut the houseing budget for elderly and disabled people in half when around here there is already a waiting list of two or three years to get affordable housing,thats why i'll vote democratic,can't hurt.
811809
I'd gladly vote for Hillary, or perhaps even Barack Obama, who is also considering running for the Democrats. I've always been frustrated with the fact that as huge and diverse a country this is, it's primarily been a choice between two, middle-aged or higher, Christian, white men for President. It's time to bring some diversity to the Presidential race.
1107580
If the election was today, maybe.  It would probably be a pretty even split at this point, but the Democrats may have a slight edge today.  Politics, like the weather, changes every five minutes.  Republicans will reunite and place 100% of support behind their selection.  Democrats will fracture and split then end up with the "one that won, not the one we want" candidate.  We won't really know who is going to win until November 2008.  But this is gonna be a fun election.  There'll be more skeletons, scandals, mud slinging, and hate talk than any election before.  It's gonna be a wild ride and I plan on getting there early and getting a good seat.