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Hillary Clinton, after recent debates, is undeniably one of the strongest candidates for the Democratic Party in the upcoming 2008 election.

Right now Hillary Clinton faces a touch, close election against any of the GOP front-runners. That is simply mind-blowing considering that all of them are in complete agreement with Pres. Bush on Iraq and suspension of civil liberties.

Will the Democrats and Republicans pull off the same thing they do every year, putting an average white man on the ballot for President? The Republicans most likely will. however Sen. Obama and Hilary Clinton may just break the mold for this election

Ron Paul is a refreshing alternative to the "say whatever will get me elected" candidates. You may not agree with his hard line, but you'll always know what the line is -- and where.

Ron Paul is a fraud. Here's why....

The choice before us is simple: runaway inflation and crushing taxes or Ron Paul; socialized healthcare or Ron Paul; environmental regulations that bring technological progress to a grinding halt or Ron Paul; complete eventual socialism or Ron Paul.

Iowan group says that Ron Paul is a "fringe" candidate and will not invite him to upcoming political forum

Steve Kubby throws his support to Ron Paul

Republican Presidential hopeful Ron Paul continued his surprising climb from obscurity this week with an appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and a strong showing in yet another CNN poll following Tuesday night's Republican debate in New Hampshire.

Many Ron Paul supporters do not realize that there is an extra step that have to take if they are going to try to vote in the Republican Primaries.

Tim Russert, host of Meet the Press engaged in questionable tactics and debunking of Ron Paul, Republican Presidential hopeful and proponent of abolishing the IRS and Federal Reserve

Ron Paul, the maverick Republican Congressman from Texas, is hoping to pull a major upset in the race for his party's nomination for President in 2008.

Ron Paul could take the Presidency but not the Republican nomination he needs to win first, no matter how much his supporters rally behind him online. What can you do?

The Ron Paul rEVOLution will continue if, Dr. Paul, you just accept the Libertarian nomination in Denver in May. Name former Georgia Congressman Bob Barr your running mate and let him carry the campaign forward.

In another surprising turn of events in the presidential election 2008, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama won the Democrat vote at the Iowa Caucus. Obama received 38 percent of the democratic vote.

Ron Paul is a committed Libertarian and Republican maverick. Can he shock the establishment and take the Republican nomination?

The 2008 Presidential election is one that will determine whether or not America has learned from past voting mistakes. Those voting errors are the result of treating Presidential candidates more like products than potential leaders of the United States of America.

The 55th consecutive quadrennial election for president and vice president of the United States will take place on Nov. 4, 2008. There are a couple of things that make this upcoming election particularly noteworthy.

Joseph Robinette "Joe" Biden Jr. will take a second crack at getting the Democratic Party's nomination for the presidential election in 2008.

Former libertarian Ron Paul wants out of the war and drastic cuts in government spending. He may even consider himself the only real Republican running.

A look at the potential presidential candidacy of former Virginia governor Mark Warner in the 2008 election.

A look at the possible candidacy of Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin in the 2008 presidential election.

A look at the potential candidacies of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani and Governor George Pataki in the 2008 presidential election.

A look at the potential candidacy of Senator George Allen of Virginia in the 2008 presidential election.

The 2008 Presidential election will be quite different from other years, as the variety of the candidates from both major political parties already indicates.

A look at the potential candidacy of Senator Sam Brownback in the 2008 presidential election.

It's official now-Hillary Rodham Clinton is running in the 2008 Presidential election. The question is, can Hillary win in 2008? In my opinion, she cannot.

Some pundits may be quick to dismiss Ron Paul's chances, but the libertarian Republican has already made waves in the debates. A quick look at the numbers shows his supporters may be more numerous than most people think, and the number is only likely to grow from here.

Internet phenomenon Ron Paul gains exposure as primaries near.

Ron Paul is the only candidate running for President of the United States, that has his own Gold, Silver, and Copper Dollars

Kent Snyder, chairman of the Ron Paul 2008 Republican presidential campaign issued the following statement...

This Champion of Liberty, that at least everyone on the Internet in America has heard about, Ron Paul, has popularity in other international countries now, yet the mainstream media in America tells us he's the little known long shot,Ron Paul.

Ron Paul backers feel so strongly about their candidate, as seen by the recent internet buzz. But why are they so passionate about their candidate?

After a campaign marked by defeat after defeat, long shot contender Ron Paul has finally tipped his hat and bowed out of the Presidential race.

In this article I provide the reader with 22 reasons why America needs Ron Paul as their next president in 2008.

It seems that the mainstream media is being tight-lipped about the Straw Poll wins Ron Paul has accumulated over his time running for the GOP nomination.

Congressman Ron Paul, a Republican candidate for the presidential nomination, received an increased level of support from voters in a recent poll conducted in the New England state of New Hampshire, which will be among the first states to hold a primary.

Although recently ignored by the mainstream media, Ron Paul receives news coverage from the Washington Post and others this weekend

Renegade Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has gained increasing popularity on Web sites such as Eventful and You Tube.

Ron Paul, a GOP candidate in the 2008 Presidential election race, has surpassed his previous fundraising record of $3.8 million raised in a single day. On Sunday, December 16, 2007, Paul raised more than $6 million online.

In a CNN interview, Ron Paul denied writing the controversial articles.

Ron Paul is in hot water over several newsletters that surfaced. Alleged are ideas that support racism, sexism, anti-semitism, and sympathy for right-wing militia based groups and one, David Duke.

Will Ron Paul win? I have no idea. One thing is certain, though. If he doesn't then neither will the Republicans in 2008.

Thanks to his ability to be genuine and the popularity of the Internet, Ron Paul will be a great influence in the coming year.

An overview of the coming economic difficulties and why it will propel Congressman Ron Paul to the White House.

A few days ago I wrote an article called Ron Paul: Racist, Anti-Semite or Careless Idiot? and the responses I welcomed were precisely what I expected: defensive, asinine, asinine, and defensive.

There are many obstacles for Ron Paul in his quest for the presidency. The three main obstacles are the Pious Pimps of Power and The Dubious Dupes of Demagogue and the media controlled by a industrial corporate complex.

Republican Presidential hopefuls Ron Paul and Rudy Giuliani traded jabs over the war on terror in the recent GOP debate.

Ron Paul has been gaining tracking for his bid for president throughout the 2007 campaign year. Yesterday is evidence of his momentum as he raised over 3.8 million dollars online.

This is an article about the perspectives of Ron Paul and Mike Gravel. It clarifies how these two politician help Americans.

When the name Ron Paul is mentioned, it seems to produce three reactions from people. For those that support the man and his ideals there is an overwhelming, almost hopeful reaction to his name.

As few of us know already, Ron Paul is a congressman from Texas, who is running for president. Yup, that's what I said, president. O you didn't know? Well your not alone.

Everyone seems to be talking about Ron Paul ... but are these discussions the product of spammers?

Pew Research Center Study shows that more and more voters are getting their political information from the internet, which would not be a surprise to Ron Paul supporters

As reported by the Reuters news agency, a recent poll of Christian Conservatives puts Ron Paul in third place as the choice for their GOP candidate for the Presidential race of 2008.

Ron Paul was born into a family of dairy farmers in Pennsylvania during the height of the Great Depression. Paul won an athletic scholarship for track and field to Gettysburg College, and went to Duke University School of Medicine where he completed his M.D. in 1961.

Ron Paul's campaign just recently raised 2.4 million in Q2 of this year and now surpasses the so called front-runner John McCain in campaign finances, yet the mainstream media keeps telling us Paul has minimal support and is not a frontrunner.

Why should a Christian who is conservative, vote for Ron Paul in 2008?

"The Penny King" believes that Ron Paul will be the next President of the United States because only he understands how the United States Dollar has been utterly destroyed on the foreign currency exchanges.

Ron Paul is winning polls in a non-traditional sense. In Rasmussen, Gallup and major media polls Ron Paul has not faired well. But their are legitimate polls that Ron Paul is winning.

The Fox Spin Zone excluded Ron Paul from their January 6th, 2008 forum. In the only real vote so far in this election cycle Ron Paul beat Rudy Giuliani and raised more money. Could Ron Paul be stepping on powerful toes with his campaign?

Presidential candidate and Texas congressmen Ron Paul visited Fargo today on a whirlwind tour the day before Super Tuesday caucuses and primaries. The congressman was scheduled for a one o'clock rally at NDSU's student union center but was slightly delayed by the weather.

Ron Paul makes several important points in his campaign to be President

Ron Paul is the leading advocate for freedom in Washington. He has never voted to raise taxes. He has never voted to expand the executive branch. He voted against regulating the internet. Ron Paul lives by the Constitution and cares about our freedom in this country.

If you haven't heard of candidate Ron Paul, this is a good time to learn about him. While everyone out there seems to be on his side, I pose an opposition towards him.

Rep. Ron Paul, the only 2008 presidential candidate who supports honest health freedom reforms and the ending of Big Pharma's monopoly over medical free speech, raised more than $6 million in yesterday's record-breaking online "Boston Tea Party" event.

Ron Paul is causing a huge stir in the Presidential race, but can he go the distance? Here's why Ron Paul won't be President.

This past Sunday, Texas Congressman and Presidential candidate Ron Paul raised $6.2 million dollars through the Internet, a one-day fundraising record for either party. This financial bonanza pushed Paul's fundraising total for the final quarter of the year past $18 million.

According to a recent CNN poll, approximately 31% of the Republican Party has already decided to support former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani in the 2008 presidential campaign, as opposed to the less popular John McCain and Newt Gingrich.

It seems that some web sites such as www.littlegreenfootballs.com, www.redstate.com and www.GOPUSA.com have decided that due to the over whelming popularity of Republican Candidate Ron Paul they will have to take some steps to get things under control.

With former Libertarian Party presidential nominee Ron Paul in the race for the Republican nomination, libertarians might be expected to fall in line in support of his candidacy. But one libertarian publication will have none of it.

New polling data and analysis from Zogby International indicates that the issues associated with the management of Hurricane Katrina may overshadow the issues stemming from the 9/11 events with regard to the 2008 election year.

There has been a huge amount of buzz on the Web regarding Rep. Ron Paul's run for the Republican nomination for President in 2008. Many dismiss this groundswell because it has not yet shown any effect on Paul's numbers in "traditional" polls. But make no mistake: he can win.

It's all about Ron Paul

Studies suggest that media coverage of the Iraq War and 2008 presidential elections are not meeting the needs of the American public

It may come as no surprise to those in the political world but a large number of Libertarian Party members across the country are enthusiastically supporting Dr. Ron Paul's bid for the Republican presidential nomination.

Basically, the 8 preceding candidate are the only possible people with shots at the presidency. What follows now is my 2008 predictions. After I predict the outcome of the elections, I will write three more articles.

Some candidates like Ron Paul have already realized the benefits of MySpace.

The 2008 Presidential Election is less than a year away. Each year the news is filled with the results of different polls and studies. They quite often break down different demographics and their importance to the election. Hispanic voters in 2008 could be key.

Republican Presidential Candidate Ranking

What can Ron Paul teach Rudy Giuliani about the 2008 presidential race? GOP frontrunners should pay more attention to the fringe candidates.

After much debate, I've finally settled on a candidate to endorse.

With the 2008 presidential election just around the corner, many Americans are still undecided as to which candidate should garner their support.

Candidate plans a rally for the same day as presidential candidates forum that he was not invited to.

I'm ready to make my 2008 presidential election prediction, and hopefully you heard it here first.

Ron Paul, who finished fifth among Republican Presidential candidates in the Iowa Caucuses & the New Hampshire Primary, has published libertarian newsletters that contain racist, anti-Semitic & homophobic rants and that also support the militant militia movement

This article is the culmination of three months worth of study into the voting issues that will be taken into consideration for the 2008 Presidential Election.

Take a simple survey to find out who you should vote for in the 2008 Presidential Election.

A dispassionate observer of the November 28, 2008 Republican presidential debate would be sorely pressed to believe it wasn't the 1960s rather than the 21st Century. The use of Internet technology was the only thing contemporary in the affair.

2008 Presidential Election

Kerry. McCain. Clinton. Obama. They all have a shot at the presidency once Bush is done with his term. But who really has a chance? What do the past election say about the upcoming one?

The Presidential Election 2008 will take place on November 4, 2008. That is still more than a year away, yet a lot of people are already tired of hearing about it. Aren't you?