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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

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.

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.

Democratic Presidential Candidate Ranking

Hillary Clinton was asked about a photo of her and Bill Clinton posing with Tony Rezko, a major fundraiser for Barack Obama who goes on trial on corruption charges in February 2008

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

Woodhull had a unique ability in finding governmental loopholes to throw the status quo into a quandary. In a speech at a convention--Woodhull convinced the all-female audience that they technically had the right to vote for President or in any election.

The upcoming 2008 Presidential Election is now less than one year away. Many voters are starting to research their candidates as primaries and caucuses in their states are approaching. Who is being searched online the most will probably surprise you though.

Republican Presidential Candidate Ranking

While she has been the subject of scorn, suspicion and intense hatred, Hillary Rodham Clinton is well on her way to proving a lot of voters and "haters" wrong.

Who will run for president in 2008 and more importantly, who can win?

Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Barack Obama will both speak at the University of Denver on Wednesday, January 30th, with both events open to the public.

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

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

Right now Barack Obama has a little over 45,300 friends on MySpace, including me. We don't really get together, but we've traded some hysterical bulletins. He's even a member of the Jon Stewart for President MySpace Group (4,000+ members respectively).

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

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

There are many advantages that Fred Thompson can bring to the Election if he finalizes his running.

Outwitting the Democrats in 2004, pundits spoke highly of Karl Rove. They also criticized Democrats for their poor strategy. It's looks like these pundits were wrong. The Republicans won the battle, but the Democrats appear to have won the war.

Recently both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were interviewed by the editorial board of the Houston Chronicle. While Hillary Clinton seemed to flip flop on space policy, Barack Obama reiterated his opposition to publically funded human space flight.

Who is Barack Obama? He is maybe our next President, if one believes certain, swooning pundits. He is certainly a big headache for another next President of the United States.

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

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 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?

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

The political field for the 2008 Presidential election is the most diverse in American history. Here are 6 lessons that you can learn from the candidates.

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

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

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.

What are the factors you should consider when deciding who to vote for in your State's primary elections and general election for the 2008 Presidential candidate? Read on...

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.

What effect do celebrity endorsements have on the US Presidential Election?

There is a new hot topic for the 2008 Presidential candidates to debate.

Nuclear proliferation, or the spread of nuclear weapons, is one of the most serious issues on our planet. Why then are the Presidential candidates so silent on the issue? Does anyone have a plan at all?

The Democratic Party has sustained itself for years as the party of the downtrodden, the victim. It is the party of pity. It is about to tear itself apart.

A preliminary argument in favor of Barack Obama and against the candidacy of Hillary Clinton (John Kerry in a dress)

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

American Idol is the place to vote for your favorite singer. Are we voting for our next president in a similar fashion?

The Iowa Caucus will be the first caucus of 2008, when it occurs on January 3, 2008. Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards are running close in the polls.

What excitement is there once everyone drops out of the Presidential Race?

A look at the 2008 presidential candidacy of Senator John Edwards.

This could be history in motion.Is this the time?

Power to The People's Media Company!

As political coverage increasingly goes the way of the celebrity-fueled mass media and style triumphs over substance, it is apparent that the media already has crowned Barack Obama the winner of the New Hampshire primary before the election has even taken place

Bill Clinton's increasingly bitter attacks on Senator Barack Obama are engendering a backlash among Democratic Party stalwarts. However, Bill Clinton's tactics might be part of a calculated effort to win white male voters for Hillary Clinton.

Ex-President Jimmy Carter Has Intimated That He Will Vote for Barack Obama at the 2008 Democratic Convention

An elaboration on AC Content Producer Telika Howard's article on the Time Magazine cover lauding Illinois Senator Barack Obama.

Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards has endorsed front-runner Barack Obama.

A look at the 2008 presidential candidates, their histories and backgrounds. Also a short discussion on the likely Vice Presidential Candidates.

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

Have you ever thought about running for President of the United States? What stopped you?

A look at why John Edwards will win the 2008 Democratic nomination for the presidency.

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

Are we ready to discuss possible vice-presidential candidates? I think so, because I believe that the 2008 presidential election is likely to go down in history as one that could revive true interest in the process, and running mates will be a large part of it.

The Democratic Party candidates for the 2008 presidential election met in South Carolina on April 26th to provide an official launching point for their platforms... how it all went down.

While political strategists are struggling to figure out exactly why Barack Obama is enjoying such popularity in what should be the infancy stages of the 2008 election. Here are a few reasons why electing someone as unknown and untested as Barack Obama could be disastrous.

Barack Obama has formally announced his candidacy for the 2008 presidential election

A look at the potential presidential candidacy of Senator Rick Santorum in 2008.

What will 2008 bring? What issues will ultimately decide the next President and move us into 2009? Here are my thoughts...

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

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.

Many Americans are now familiar with... What many Americans don't know however, is that the overwhelming majority of the candidates running for the office in 2008 are also part of an almost equally unknown organization called the Council On Foreign Relations.

How the results of the next election may forever change the statistics of youth gun violence

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.

A look at the potential 2008 presidential candidacy of Senator Joe Biden of Delaware.

In the 2004 presidential election, it seemed as though youth voters were targeted from every direction; the only pointer missing was that of the two presidential candidates themselves.

A study of the way the media framed different issues throughout the 2004 presidential election.

John Edwards would make a strong candidate for vice-president in an Obama administration because the two would be good team players, and Edwards would look strong to the impoverished, blue-collar, southern white-people demographic.

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?

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.

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

The first in this series will include information on the two foremost front runners who have announced their candidacy: Senator Barack Obama and Senator Hillary Clinton. Read on.

12 Democrats and 14 Republicans vie for their party's ticket in the 2008 Presidential Race.

A review of my Election 2006 previews from May and June, as well as what the Democratic takeover means for American politics.

An overview of the 2006 gubernatorial election in the New England states.

The country is buzzing about possible Presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton. Would "red state" America be ready for a black or female president?

An overview of the 1996 presidential election, in which Bill Clinton won re-election against Bob Dole.

The November Governor's Election features insider Kerry Healey for the Republicans and outsider Deval Patrick for the Democrats. The deck seems stacked for Patrick but politics in Massachusetts never easy to predict.

After years of increasing dissatisfaction with the Bush administration, voters aged 18 to 29 have dramatically increased their civic engagement: Since 2000, youth voter turnout has increased by more than 500%. How will they affect this year's presidential election?

As an example of how exciting the youth vote will be for President this year--all you have to do is see First Daughter Jenna Bush and how unsure she is on who to vote for in her first election. Otherwise, the youth vote seems as split as it has been with the adults...

In this critical election we are voting for someone to lead us through perilous times. Yet people seem to be voting based on anger, rather than logic.

For the first time in my life, I am actually planning on not voting in a presidential election.

An opinion on how I have seen the bias interpretation on the presidential election for 2008 *democratic party*

In the 2008 presidential election, whichever Democrat receives the party's nomination appears to have a better chance of winning than does their Republican rival, as indicated by several Gallup polls conducted since January of this year.

The Democratic race clearly appears to be between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama at this point, and with November quickly approaching, Kerry's endorsement may be the force needed to push the pendulum back in Obama's favor.

This is a opinion based article about how our technological advance that was inspired to set us free, has now imposed obligations upon us. It's something to consider with our next President as well, and your New Year's resolutions!

This is an article on Ralph Nader and the 2008 Presidential.

A detailed overview of possible VP Candidates in the 2008 Presidential Election.

U.S. Senator John Kerry formally endorsed Barack Obama for the 2008 Democratic Presidential nomination. His endorsement snubbed John Edwards and his speech took a swipe at his Senate colleague Hillary Clinton.

Is John Edwards the dark horse favorite to win the Democratic nomination?

Myspace graphics are very fun in general and in demand. Adding 2008 Presidential Candidates to the picture creates a much different level of excitement.

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.

When it comes to electing our next president, two candidates, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have become prominent figures in the campaign trail. When it comes to one candidate over the next, everyone has their own opinions about who would be more likely to become elected.