[exchangeparticles]

Just the latest from tradesports.com on the subject .... I don't necessarily agree - but these cats are usually right on... more so than my gut instincts anyway.

RE: 2008 Democratic Presidential Nominee

Hillary Clinton to be the Democratic Presidential Nominee in 2008 43.7 %

Mark Warner 12.5 %

Evan Bayh 10.5 %

John Edwards 6.5 %

John Kerry 3.8 %

Al Gore 6.0 %

Bill Richardson 5.6 %

Joe Biden 10.9 %

Jon Corzine 4.1 %

Phil Breseden 1.8 %

Howard Dean 2.1 %

Anyway, the numbers seem to be more or less in line with other sites I monitor...

[ElCapusto]

Hillary's one, alright.

[Fishrrman]

You mean, you didn't _know_ this, already?

She has been "the one" for years now.

And there's a durn good chance she's gonna be "the one" who gets inaugurated in January 2009.

Republicans have a tough fight ahead of them.

I sense that 2008 is not going to be a good year for us.

- John

[COEXERJ145]

Signed up just to post this?

[Echo Talon]

who are they saying for Republicans?

[trebb]

Only an idiot would doubt it - why did you feel compelled to "inform" us?

[andyandval]

2008 Presidential polls?

Maybe my calendar is wrong.

It says this is 2005.

[Fierce Allegiance]

but these cats are usually right on...

So, someone besides Darryl Waltrip uses the term "cats" in general conversation/writing!

[TheForceOfOne]

Hillary seems to be "The One"


Yeah, she has the power to get those dead voters aka the core of the Democratic Party to dig themselves up and hit those voting booths repeatedly.

Now we know why the Demon-rats oppose the new identification requirement for voters. I'm not too sure the dead voters would be willing to stand in line at the DMV too.

[InvisibleChurch]

i'm suspecting 'hillary burnout' by ought-eight

[varyouga]

LOL. Bring it on. Hitlery is going to be exposed for what she is during the election: a powerhungry closet socialist/communist that is even more of a charlatan than Willie. Even though Willie has a strong following, I doubt he would be as popular in 2008. He barely won in the 90s and the times have changed against his favor. And we all know in this election, Willie is gonna be doing all the talking.

[Echo Talon]

Republicans don't even have a candidate and they still beat Hillary.

[Bon mots]

She's 'the one' allright. The anti-Christ herself.

[Born Conservative]

Hildebeast, is that you?

[Hatteras]

Even Al Gore got more than John Kerry. But isn't John Kerry a decorated war hero?

He DID serve in Vietnam, you know.

[johnmecainrino]

43 is very low considering the worship she gets from the dem side.

This is a slam dunk. The only way she wouldn't get the dem nomination is if she didn't run because of a sudden health problem. If not for that she will run and win the dem nomination in a walk. Dems are not going to pick the moderate alternative like warner. This race will be over before it even starts.

Reminds me how Kerry was still trading around 65 for the dem nomination after he had won both iowa and new hampshire. After that it should have been 95.

Even though I am not a fan with McPain's name recognition, no frontrunner, potential splitting of the social conservative base, and his lock on new hampshire he will be much tougher to beat this time.

[reagan_fanatic]

"What has thighs like tapioca pudding, is a manipulative, cold blooded troglodyte and will likely be the democratic candidate for President in 2008?"

[angkor]

I've had Mark Warner, George Allen, and Condi Rice in my Tradesports account since February.

I cannot and will not put a nickle on Hitlery.

In fact, I don't think she'll be a candidate.

[the invisib1e hand]

Hillary seems to be "The One" ...

Wonder if Orleans will let her use "Still the One" for her campaign.

[jos65]

The year is 2005,and I have better things to do. Wake me when the 2008 campaign begins,preferably sometime in 2008.

Nice post.

[hflynn]

Yo exchangeparticles any poll giving you the opinion of 107.5% of those surveyed is usually BS. Check your numbers and get back to us.