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TradeSports.Com: 2008 Presidential Nominations
TradeSports.Com ^ | 11/15/04 | Josh in PA

Posted on 11/15/2004 4:45:59 AM PST by Josh in PA

Republican Nomination

John McCain        --- 21.8 /  About  4.6 to 1  (Bet $1, win $4.60)
Rudy Guiliani      --- 17.8 /  About  5.6 to 1
Bill Owens         --- 12.6 /  About  7.9 to 1
Bill Frist         --- 12.1 /  About  8.3 to 1
Mitt Romney        --- 10.1 /  About 10.0 to 1
Jeb Bush           ---  8.0 /  About 12.5 to 1
George Allen       ---  5.5 /  About 18.2 to 1
Colin Powell       ---  4.7 /  About 21.3 to 1
Tom Ridge          ---  3.5 /  About 28.6 to 1
Chuck Hagel        ---  2.2 /  About 45.5 to 1
Condeleeza Rice    ---  2.2 /  About 45.5 to 1
A.Schwarzenegger   ---  1.6 /  About 62.5 to 1
Tommy Thompson     ---  1.4 /  About 71.4 to 1
George Pataki      ---  1.3 /  About 77.0 to 1
Dick Cheney        ---  0.6 /  About 166  to 1

Democratic Nomination

Hillary Clinton    --- 34.1 /  About  2.9 to 1 (Bet $1, win $2.90)
Evan Bayh          --- 13.0 /  About  7.7 to 1
John Edwards       ---  9.5 /  About 10.5 to 1
Bill Richardson    ---  8.8 /  About 11.4 to 1
Christopher Dodd   ---  6.8 /  About 14.7 to 1
Al Gore            ---  5.7 /  About 17.5 to 1
John Kerry         ---  5.5 /  About 18.2 to 1
Ed Rendell         ---  5.1 /  About 19.6 to 1
Tom Vilsack        ---  5.0 /  About 20.0 to 1
Joe Biden          ---  4.5 /  About 22.2 to 1
Howard Dean        ---  3.8 /  About 26.3 to 1
Harold Ford        ---  3.1 /  About 32.3 to 1
Wesley Clark       ---  2.7 /  About 37.0 to 1
Patrick Leahy      ---  2.5 /  About 40.0 to 1
Joseph Lieberman   ---  2.2 /  About 45.5 to 1
Barack Obama       ---  1.9 /  About 52.6 to 1


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1 posted on 11/15/2004 4:46:01 AM PST by Josh in PA
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To: Josh in PA

Not Hitlery, not ever.


2 posted on 11/15/2004 4:47:36 AM PST by OwnershipSociety
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To: Josh in PA

I'm a bit surprised that neither Mark Warner nor Phil Bredesen are on the Democrat list (especially the former).


3 posted on 11/15/2004 4:49:46 AM PST by BlackRazor
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To: Josh in PA

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4 posted on 11/15/2004 4:49:53 AM PST by Coop (In memory of a true hero - Pat Tillman)
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To: Josh in PA

Call me crazy, but I think Al Gore will run again and the leftists are in his corner after the Dean endorsement and his vein-popping harangues the past couple years. I think he's the odds on early favorite (I don't think they'll be stupid enough to nominate Hillary). I don't think they're gonna move to the center (e.g., Bayh).


5 posted on 11/15/2004 4:52:29 AM PST by AntiGuv (™)
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To: Howlin; Ed_NYC; MonroeDNA; widgysoft; Springman; Timesink; dubyaismypresident; Grani; coug97; ...

"PLACE BETS NOW!"

Just damn.

If you want on the list, FReepmail me. This IS a high-volume PING list...

6 posted on 11/15/2004 4:54:09 AM PST by mhking
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To: mhking

I bet on the beast.. Hildebeast that is. If Rudy runs, well...who knows? LOL


7 posted on 11/15/2004 4:55:42 AM PST by cyborg
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To: Josh in PA

Bill Frist I guess...(I'd activly campaign to STOP McCain)


8 posted on 11/15/2004 4:56:52 AM PST by Drango (Those who advocate robbing (taxing) Peter to pay Paul...will always have the support of Paul.)
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To: AntiGuv

I believe you may be right. Al Gore's been dreaming of the White House since he was a child. I would not count him out yet, and if Hillary runs to the center, Gore can keep screaching on the left and carry the fringe in the primaries.

I don't think he'll win though. Hillary running in the primaries will bring in very high turnout (for a primary) and she'll carry it.

But I think Gore does despise the Clintons, and I wouldn't be surprised to see him try to torpedo her campaign.


9 posted on 11/15/2004 4:57:17 AM PST by Josh in PA
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To: Josh in PA

At 18-1 I put my money down on John F. Kerry. He won more votes than any Presidential candidate before him. In 2008 he'll be tanned (real this time), rested and ready.


10 posted on 11/15/2004 4:58:45 AM PST by gridlock (ELIMINATE PERVERSE INCENTIVES)
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To: OwnershipSociety
"Not Hitlery, not ever."

The people will agree with you too. I think Evan Bayh will become more of a household name, over the next 2 or 3 years. He, after all, wasn't the one saying that he's going to take things away from people for the good of everyone, a HUGE Hillary gaffe. That line alone destroyed whatever chance Hillary had at the Presidency.

When the economy is flying high in '08 with construction spending up, consumer confidence up, home ownership up, unemployment down, etc. who's going to vote for someone who once said they're going to take things away from them?

Hillary winning the Democrat nomination is a pipe-dream, IMHO. The Democrat party is reorganizing and the big liberals, i.e., Hillary, Pelosi, Kennedy, etc. will lose to the moderates.

A political party, at some point, has to win a national election. And while the above three folks can win in their own state, they can't win over the entire country -- they're too liberal.

11 posted on 11/15/2004 4:59:58 AM PST by jdm
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If it were up to me, Democratic Presidential candidates would have to win a MXC-style competition. It would make more sense than a caucus.

12 posted on 11/15/2004 5:01:16 AM PST by jriemer (We are a Republic not a Democracy)
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To: jdm

Agree.. with baby boomers beginning to retire over the next 4 years, alot of jobs are going to be opening up. That's another reason why we needed to win on Nov 2nd.. whoever won is going to precede over a raging economy when the 08 elections came around. Thank god it's us.


13 posted on 11/15/2004 5:02:16 AM PST by Josh in PA
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To: Josh in PA
The over-riding question is will the DemonRat's smoke -filled back-room opt to go to the Extreme Left on the assumption that Kerry wasn't Liberal enough????? Or will they pull the Dick Morris Triangulation strategy out of mothballs and head for the middle.

Hitlery knows that the kook fringe will never get her elected. So she has only one option. Spend the next 4 years becoming a moderate (in appearance only). My guess is that Red America will not buy it!

14 posted on 11/15/2004 5:03:30 AM PST by Doc Savage (...because they stand on a wall, and they say nothing is going to hurt you tonight, not on my watch!)
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To: Josh in PA

I saw on DU while lurking, a general disavowing of the Hildabeast. They claim she is just too polarizing. I would submit she is too communist..


15 posted on 11/15/2004 5:05:24 AM PST by cardinal4 (W's 3.5 million pop vote isnt a mandate, but algores .5 million is??)
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To: Josh in PA

C'mon give it a rest already.
16 posted on 11/15/2004 5:07:33 AM PST by Condor51 (May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't. - Gen G Patton)
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To: jriemer
If it were up to me, Democratic Presidential candidates would have to win a MXC-style competition. It would make more sense than a caucus.

I can hear the Captain now...

"How many of you think the government should suck up everybody's money? Show of hands, NOW! Well, you're wrong."

17 posted on 11/15/2004 5:08:15 AM PST by steveegg (Free Belling)
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To: jdm

... WHAT moderates? Barack Obama, the socialist in disguise? The only Democrats left in elected office are the far-left ones from far-left states and districts.


18 posted on 11/15/2004 5:09:19 AM PST by Terpfen (Anyone who worried about the election: crack a smile. We won.)
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To: Josh in PA

McCain is in the lead?

Reminds me why I love ignoring this place. "President McCain" isn't going to happen. "President Owens" might.


19 posted on 11/15/2004 5:10:24 AM PST by Terpfen (Anyone who worried about the election: crack a smile. We won.)
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To: Josh in PA

Obama at only 52.6 to 1? With most Dems and Old Media chanting his praises in rapturous unison, orgasming in ecstasy at his every utterance no matter how banal or platitudinous, in complete awe of their apparent messiah's perfection, how can this be?


20 posted on 11/15/2004 5:14:30 AM PST by omniscient
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