Who will be our next president?

Clinton..She didn't do bad her first 8 years....Lol...You know Bill was to busy with other things to run our country...

hey sorry but i belongs to india .so i should not speak here. but my few friends and relatives live in houston and they was saying about clinton.

I think this is the scarest election in US history. Our choices are not very good. The only chance we have is in the vice presidents who they choose. I do not want Clinton to get it. She scares me the worst.

I truthfully am not really intrested in any of the candidates. However I refuse to vote for McCain due to his stance on abortions. I think that a Democrat will be elected due to the stigma that President Bush has left. America seems to be looking for a change. What are the issues that concern you the most?

i'm a libertarian but going for Ron Paul, Mccain is another bush in my eyes and I will never go demecrate. Mccain wants this war to be a 100 years war he said so himself. I just get bad vibes from him and for some reason he reminds me of Bush when everyone liked him at first untill he screwed things up. I think Mccain is going to be the same. Everyone likes him and boom we have another bush

I am really confused as who to vote for this time. I am not of one certain party I always vote for who I think will be best but this time I don't know who to vote for we need more choices lol.Have a great day!

I don't like any of the canadates that are running to tell you the truth but to be honest with you ,I really feel that McCain will win...Its just a guess but knowing how people think especially some men they will probably not want a woman president.I don't have a problem but i feel that a lot of people might..As far a Obama i have no problem with him but i think a lot of people might..I will vote, i feel it is my duty..I will either vote Hillary or Obama,i am not sure, but i am in my heart basically a democrate,and thats all thats running,so..thats just my opinion for what it is worth...

I haven't decided who I will vote for but I think that Obama or ZClinton will get it..There is no way after Bush that McCain can get it..The country is too tired of war and mcCain is not going to be as opposed to it as he should be if he wanted to win. oxxoxoxoxo

Your choice is not a bad one but I still have to wait until the last minute to see how things are going. In our state of Michigan I liked Mitt Romney because he was the sort of man who would make a good president. MC Cain is also a man of principals but it is still many months before the Nov. and I will like to get more info before I make the final choice. I think this is going to be a very big elections for the United States and I hope whoever gets elected will keep our country on the path to peace and prosperity and justice for all.

I think Obama has the slim lead in the polls but I think it will be a very tight race. I'm definitely voting for Obama. I liked McCain (not more than Obama but more than Hillary) before he sold out. He has changed his stance on torture, the Bush tax cuts, abortion, etc. I have lost a lot of respect for him recently as he has tried to bring his party together.

I am hoping that it will be McCain, but I fear it will be Obama. Personally, I don't have anything against him. He seems very well educated, and someone I wouldn't mind talking to, however the though of his leading this country is frightening to me. He is entirely too liberal on every aspect of running The United States. He stance on home land security is just unbelievable. The fact that he says if he wins he will start withdrawing troops immediately is awful. I want the troops home as much as anyone else, but if he does that..that country will be an al queada free for all. And once they take over there, where do you think they will be heading next...here. The fact that he wants to "talk it out" with ppl like the leader of Iran and Chavez is horrifying. You can't talk to ppl like that. And if for no other reason, he just doesn't have enough experience to run our country. So, I say...Good Luck John

I am not an American but interesting in the compaign.

Though I do not care for any of the candidates and think that the American people deserve more than having to choose "the lesser of two evils" I would have to say it's looking like Obama will win unless Clinton does some amazing campaigning here on out. If McCain is elected then it will just prove that the American people take no notice of history (being backed by Bush Sr. is really the only grounds for this comment). Furthermore, what is with almost all of the candidates comparing themselves to past presidents like Abraham Lincoln, FDR, JFK, etc. this is just ridiculous, no recent president has shown any amount of quality even approaching that of these great men. When will the Republican candidates realize that it doesn't matter if they were part of the Reagan administration in some way, but that it matters what THEY can do for our country.

I am a Republican. But i believe that if McCain doesn't start getting like all the votes..the I think Obama might be the next prez. Even though i am Reoublican i can just see it. Obama will probaly be our next prez.

I'm not really thrilled with any of the candidates but I lean toward Clinton.

I've been back and forth on this for months but I still maintain our next President will be either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama. At this moment I plan on voting for Obama in our state's primary on April 22, but in November I'll be voting for whichever candidate gets the nomination. A vote for McCain is a vote for McSame! Same as Bush on every issue, only even a little worse on some issues, hard to believe as that may seem. I noticed praying for our nation to choose a good leader has been mentioned several times in this discussion; I must ask, how many of you prayed for the same thing in 2000 and 2004 and how do you think that turned out? I don't mean any disrespect by this but I don't think God gets involved in political campaigns so it's up to us, the voters, to make up our minds based on the issues that are the most pressing for us and our families. Annie

If McCain wins, well we know what will happen! Nothing will change sorry to say. Be the same way it is now. Well I take that back the only thing that will change is from Bush to McCain! Country will be ran the same. I have respect for McCain do to the fact that he did serve this Country POW, that would not leave his men. Hats off to that. But at this point in time in what I call my Country I am not worried about Gay Marriages, if someone wants to get an abortion so be it. That is there choice. I worry about my children and there future. JOBS, HOUSING, WAR, HEALTHCARE, EDUCATIONS, MONEY, SECURITY ISSUE.. Not what religion they are ( could care less) Republicans.. Sorry to say are out for themselves and do not take a stand on what this Country Needs. The Important issues are lost to Republicans...

After hearing Obama's last speech on racism, I am even more sure that I would like to have him be the next president. I am a 47-year-old white female Democrat. I dislike Hilary Clinton because of her stand on manditory health insurance... as I am one of those who would be forced to pay and I do not have money for good coverage at present. I am a health care provider and work part-time so do not have insurance coverage. I vowed that I would not vote Conservative or Republican after listening to too much of Rush Limbaugh and hearing his horrible attacks on people and finding out that his so- called news sources were not impartial but were instead hired contrators paid for by the Republican Party and after seeing that the most vocal Republicans are quick to target Democrats in office while ignoring the wrongs of their own party members. I have watched the actions of President Bush, have seen his excessive spending on defense, have seen him starve state governments, have seen him leave the majority of the children behind through his flaw policies and have seen him disrespect the Constitution of the United States and the tort law that gives it power, etc. and I believe firmly that McCain will give us more of the same. I pray that McCain will stay out of office and that a Democrat with some moral integrety and some respect for the Constitution of the United States will get into the position. I think that Obama may have the moral integrety to serve us well.