Presidential Candidates for 2008

The Unknown Candidates

It is well known that almost half of the country doesn’t like President Bush. It is debatable whether he really won his first election and he barely won re-election. However, we are in the year 2006 and does anyone know the frontrunner for president in the year 2008? Lets analyze the field of candidates and I will give you two dark horse candidate if you will who should run for president and would win in a landslide but might not run for president. And the contestants are: 

For the Republicans the leader right now is Senator John McCain. He ran in the primary against Bush but didn’t have the support of the strong conservatives in his party. McCain is a conservative Republican with moderate roots and I think he would be a great choice for president. He is a candidate who could really unite the country with his moderate positions, something the country desperately needs at a time when the nation is divided along north-south lines. 

A surprise candidate who might not run for president but definitely should is former mayor is New York City, Rudy Giuliani. In a weak field of possible candidates, Giuliani is just the candidate who can gain enough support to win. As a Republican candidate he would defiantly win the state of New York, a democratic stronghold since he was loved and revered by most people in New York as a mayor for eight years. He fought corruption and poverty and made New York City one of the best cities in the countries. He fought crime and made New York City a leading city in prevention of lowering of crime. As a Republican candidate he could win votes in the solid voting Southern states and win the election. He has moderate roots and could sway undecided votes. He is a strong candidate unafraid of a fight from Congress or any politician or country. He is intelligent and could definitely head our country in the right direction. He also has kept political ties by support President George Bush in his war on terror and actively has talks with the president.