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RUDY GULIANI  

While most-if not all-of the rest of the field fighting for the Republican Presidential nomination will make a showing, Mr. Guliani decides to set it out.

I've been doing a lot of research as of late as far as the upcoming presidency is concerned, and I decided that it would be best to show what the leading candidates presidential administrations would look like.

Rudy Guliani led the city of New York well after the attacks on September 11, but will he appeal to enough people to win the Republican nomination?

The past front runner blew a a substantial lead by using a risky strategy and underestimating his appeal with voters.

Who will be the GOP Vice Presidential nominee? Many point to McCain/Romney ticket.

With 14 different presidential candidates and ultimately 2 who will even get a chance at sitting in the White House after the 2008 Presidential Election there is one deciding vote that could change everything.

The race is on in New Hampshire and the pundits are already talking about the current winners and losers according to the polls.

Voting is under way in Florida in a key contest for Republicans to decide who will become their party's candidate in the upcoming presidential election.

Here is an argument for why the Democratic nominees should forgo the cheese steak photo op for a day at Reading Terminal Market on their visit to Philadelphia.

Ever since the Richard Nixon mask made its way into Halloween history, political figures have been proving Halloween themes for costumes and for pumpkin carving.

Huckabee has just began running his new ad with a floating cross behind him. Supporters cry hurray, opposition cries ow!

On July 29th, 2004, I woke up early in the morning in an unfortunate uninspired mood.

Can a computer accurately choose who we should vote for, and if it can, should we actually follow the advice of a computer?

This is an article on Mike Huckabee's recent surge, and how his campaign is gaining incredible momentum.

As the popularity of YouTube grows, so grows the opportunity for greater political involvement in the world of video blogging.

Our Presidential candidates leave a lot to be desired on the marriage and divorce issue. One married a second cousin, another told his ex-wife they were getting a divorce while recovering from cancer surgery, and another wanted to play around after being a POW.

The field is getting crowded quickly and it's easy to forget that there are more than just Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama running. Here's a quick list of who's currently running and where they're coming from.

An article with some of the most recent poll data on Mike Huckabee, and how he has gone from unknown darkhorse to co-front runner for the Republican nomination for President.

An explanation of why an evangelical Christian would vote for liberal politicians.

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.

Bush and Clinton only U.S. Presidents in new voter's lives.

A guide to the top candidates of the 2008 Presidential Election.

Six years after the September 11th attacks, some thoughts about what has happened since, and what hasn't.

Rudy Guliani is struggling to get the win that he so desperately needed in Florida, according to the exit polls.

This article outlines Rudy Guliani's past and present stances on abortion. It includes quotes and statements that Guliani has made on abortion and action he has taken related to abortion.

McCain and Romney claim frontrunner status/