Who will be the next American president? What will change during that presidency?
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If anyone knew the answer to that, they wouldn't be wasting their time answer questions here.\n\nI can tell you that the next American president, will be a white male, over the age of 35, with no criminal record, a wife and two children with a 98% probability.
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The next presidential election will be in November, 2008.\n\nWho runs will be decided by a series of state primaries starting with the New Hampshire primary, the winter before.
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changing presidents: Ronald Reagan, 1981 - 1989; Geroge Bush Senior, 1989-1993; Bill Clinton, 1993-2001; George Bush Junior, 2001-present
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If this nation still exists in its present form, and if this nation is not flat broke, current trends will continue.  Voters will elect whoever promises the most goodies.  No one will care how, or when, we will pay for them.  That's part of the "....lack to commit to anything...." that you mentioned. \n\nWe have an opportunity to become like a Third World Country in 30 years.  That will go nicely with the American Presidency, which is really a constitutionally weak office.
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The person next in line to become president, i.e. the vice president
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Woooo very good question. I think that the Dem. Party will win next.  but who knows.  not many people are happy with him (bush). even the guys over seas think we should pull out.
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most unlikely is Micheal Jackson. I think it will be...I am not sure who would make a good president
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Yes. talk about awakening the sleeping giant, the next two years will shock and awe Americans back into reality. and then we can move forward with a republican president like Rudy.
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Probably the war in Iraq.  It's destine to be his legacy - and it will not be a good one.  History will not be kind to W when it comes to reviewing the steps, missteps, and miscalculations of that quagmire.  But hey, maybe we as a country can learn from this mistake.  The last time we had a president of this level it was followed by Lincoln.  So here's hoping...
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She's the next President of the USA.
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Nancy Pelosi (D-CA, San Francisco).  About a year from now.\n\nDems win big in November.\nPelosi becomes Speaker of the House.\nDems and a few mod Reps impeach Bush and Cheney.\nPelosi is next in succession and takes office.\n\nThis scenario is COMPLETELY POSSIBLE.
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Being that the US is the premiere world power, it is incumbent that the US is the police state, so to speak, for the rest of the world.  Changing presidents will not change that.
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Bush will stay the course.\n\nHe is opening a freedom umbrella that will rid the world of evil and the left.
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nah, don't think that will happen. America will always have different nationalities, religions, or whatever.
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Political system of the US. Sorry to break it to you, but this will most probably not change.
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Well with the continual left wing media spouting their rhetoric, what do you expect the polls to be.\n\nBut, I guess we will see in the next election, wont we? Oh yeah, and Bush isnt in the presidency for a popularity poll.
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It will depend a lot on who wins the next presidency. If a democrat wins, more than likely a lot of bills will be passed but if a republican wins in 2008, there will probably be a lot of stalemate and a lot of the use of line item veto or just veto power.\n\nPersonally I hope that foreign affairs will take a positive turn. With all of the turmoil in the middle east I hope the next president will be strong in foreign affairs and help build confidence back in the US, our allies and the UN.  \n\nThe economy I think has been terrible with this last presidency but I do feel it cannot all be blamed on the president or the republicans due to the fall of big corporations such as Enron, the stock market crashing, and 9/11.  I think it is very sad when college graduates are not able to find employment upon graduating. My husband and I both graduated within a year of each other and I luckily found a job, but my husband had to wait a year before he found his first professional job because the job market crashed. I laughed every time the president said the economy was good and jobs are up. If it is so good, then where are all these jobs? oh...in retail...where we do not qualify because we are over-educated....\n\n\nI feel if credit cards were not used in the US, we would be in a depression. In my hometown, bankruptcy and foreclosures are up 50%.  \n\nSomething needs to be done regardless if it is a democrat or republican president or democrat or republican controlled congress. I think a lot of people, especially young families are looking for a positive change.