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In the case of Chris Cillizza's latest list of Democrats and Republicans with the best chances of being their parties' candidates for President in 2008, buzz doesn't count for much. Those generating the most buzz this week, Al Gore and Barrack Obama, didn't make the list. Follow the link above to see who did. (Hat tip to Mark Coffey at Decision '08.)
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On the GOP side, I think Mc... (Below threshold)1. Posted by Adjoran | June 3, 2006 12:47 AM | Score: 0 (0 votes cast)
On the GOP side, I think McCain will end up being the candidate with the most "buzz" for the least votes. I've never seen any real support for him among the Republican base; his victories in 2000 tended to be in states that allowed crossover voting, where he drew strongly from independent and Democratic voters {NH & MI}.
If Guiliani were to run, I would be inclined to support him despite disagreement on several social issues. He has the national stature and proven adminstrative and leadership ability.
On the Democratic side, Evan Bayh might be the best qualified candidate they have, after Bill Richardson. They both have the same problem: they start talking and the listener just . . . zzzzzzzzzz . . .
Sorry, too dad-blamed dull, guys.
1. Posted by Adjoran | June 3, 2006 12:47 AM |
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