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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (177)	12/7/2006 6:12:36 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 149317

Armey, Gingrich and Duncan Hunter are real stinkers. I hope they run just to demonstrate how totally wrong the rightwing GOP really is. I expect Hunter to be indicted for corruption.

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (177)	12/7/2006 10:34:36 PM
From: MJ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149317

Update 2008 List Of possible candidates for President for major parties, Democrat and Republican: (alpha order by last name) DEMOCRAT: Former Governor and Senator Evan Bayh - Indiana Senator Joe Biden - Delaware U. S. Army General Wesley Clark - Nato Supreme Allied Commander - Fox News Commentator Senator Hilary Clinton - New York Former Senator Tom Daschle - South Dakota Senator Chris Dodd -Connecticut Senator/Governor Al Gore - Tennessee Senator John Kerry, 2004 Candidate President - Massachusetts Former U.S. Senator John Edwards - North Carolina Senator Barack Obama - Illinois Gov. Richardson - New Mexico Tom Vilsack - Governor of Iowa/DLC Chairman Former Gov. Mark Warner - Virginia ******************************************************* REPUBLICAN: Former Gov. George Allen - Virginia Former House Majority Leader Richard K. Armey - Texas Senior Senator Sam Brownback - Kansas Senator Elizabeth Dole - North Carolina Senator Bill Frist - Tennessee Former Representative Newt Gingrich - Georgia (Speaker of the House) Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani - New York City Senator Chuck Hagel - Nebraska Gov. Mike Huckabee - Arkansas Senator John McCain- Arizona Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Gov. Mitt Romney - Massachusetts