Who's honest enought to be president in 2008 ?
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Sorry to say an honest man could not make it in.\nThe way we run campaigns does that-they are support by big time money(lobbyist-Oil-Pharmaceutical-AMA-ect). If we allowed only TV coverage-equal amounts paid by taxes-than favors would not be owed before they get in. Now it is money who gets them in and keeps them in. They support those who will not step on their toes and follow their lead on issues-or they cut them off and pay to have them humiliated. Sad but true. An honest man could not compete (we can't compete with their money) against this corruption. The media too is paid for. I wish an honest man could-but at this time not possible.\n\nAnd who ever said Hillary-please she has been in more scandals (not counting Bill's) than I could number. No not proved-but where there is "a ""lot" of smoke -there is fire. All were Greed related. Good thing she had money-to defend herself. You better get informed-plenty on Web-try it.
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I'd like to see Barack Obama or John Edwards win the 2008 election.
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Harry Reid will do OK. He is honest enough.
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I think Hillary would be good but i also think that john McCain would be a good president. It's gonna be hard for me to vote if those 2 are running against eachother.
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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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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.
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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
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Buffman for President in 08!!
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ABSOLUTELY!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nGo HILARY!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2008 is the year of the first Woman President - I can feel it!
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America is ready for a President of any color or gender.  The question is, will American's vote for such a person?  If the right candidate presents him or her self, I think they can get elected.  Right now, though, nobody appears to be this person.  Jesse Jackson?  Yeah, right.  Way too radical, even for some African Americans.  Condoleeza Rice?  No way - she has too much of Bush's dirt on her hands.  Colin Powell?  A possibility, but he has the Bush problem as well, and besides, he has said he doesn't want to run for political office.  Maybe in 2012 a guy like Barak Obama from Illinois can run and win.  I think its more likely that we will see a female President first, like Hillary Clinton.  She is probably going to be the Democratic nominee in 2008, and the Republicans will be hard pressed to find a competitive candidate after all that Bush has done as President.  The country is tired of Republican policy, and are looking for a change.
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Harold Ford..\nI think pretty much any democrat should be able to take the White House, unless they rig it again or if John Mccain can get past the Republican thrashing he will recieve to win the GOP nomination. Personally right now I would like to see Mccain become the president. I think it would be best for the country to have a president who is not a divider, I don't see the Dem's attacking him too much on "real" issues like the economy and foreign relations. It's nice to see a Republican that has a brain and can think for himself..
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I can't imagine. Probably McCain or Clinton or Obama or Jeb Bush. The problem is that none of these candidates are worthy of our vote. As long as the 'Republicrats' have such a corrupt monopolistic stranglehold on our political system, the people of America will continue to have only one choice: the lesser of two evils.                               -RKO-
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do you really trust what bush told you??...2008 is all i need to say...
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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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i'm voting for Stewart/Colbert in '08!!\n\nafter the mockery of the last few elections, i just might write that in. and as far as who's going to be the next president, there really arent any good candidates yet on either side.
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depends on who has the white house in 2008. We don't have the manpower to do it now, and if we did, our commitment to the middle east will be more like 20-30 years longer
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r-mccain,rice,jeb bush,colin powell,rudy g,patiki....d clinton,bradly[i hope,ihope,ihope],gore