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2008 Presidential Prediction

   Posted by: Aurelius   in 2008 Election Follies

GOP:  Rudy Giuliani (President), Mitt Romney (VP)

Democrat: Hillary Clinton (President), Barak Obama (VP)

Rudy takes California with the Governators support, and carries New York, giving him the biggest margin of victory in the last 4 presidential elections.

Warning:  Subject to change without notice, up to 11:59PM Election Night.  No responsible for personal decisions and or verbal flatulence leading to changes in candidate viability.

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2 comments so far

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Great guess.
But instead of Obama it’s Feinstein. That would give the D’s the prospect of having women as Pres, VP and Speaker. Feinstein is from California, too.
Romney would definitely balance the R ticket within the party and is a smart bet.
Personally I’d prefer Newt at V-P.

February 11th, 2007 at 2:59 pm
Aurelius
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Agreed on Newt – I have a lot of respect for the guy, but I don’t think he is electable to a national office (at least not right now).

As for DiFi, I have a hard time seeing Hillary sharing the spolight with another woman, and a Senior Senator at that, when she could have an African American with even less Seniority and elected experience than she does!

February 12th, 2007 at 9:45 am

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