This blog tracks information regarding the 2008 race and election for President of the United States.
I keep hearing that Joseph Biden is a major contender for the presidency on the Democratic Party side. I'd really like to hear someone explain why that is. He's from a small state, he tried running for president before and it didn't pan out, and he's been made fun of for pompous bloviating. So what's the attraction?
posted at 6:22 AM
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Welcome to Election 2008: Tracking the Race for President. To put it in ambitiously brief terms, we aim to become your go-to center for tracking the race for the White House in 2008. We follow the trends in all of the latest official polls in the 2008 race for the Presidency. We will also look at a candidate's performance in primaries when the time comes. Beyond that, however, we also look at atypical indicators of a presidential contender's likelihood of success in the quest to be president: Google ranking, technorati mentions, bumper sticker sales from multiple sources and even more. We do the tracking and gather the political information here so you can follow it with interested ease.
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Biden is one of the most respected voices in the Senate on foreign policy and that may be one of the things he is banking on. He was first elected to the Senate in 1972 at age 29 (he turned 30 before he took office) so he has lots of experience in public office. I had the opportunity to see Senator Biden speak last week. He had some intelligent points, but I don't know that he will fare well in a Presidential race.
Personally, I'd like to see Chuck Hagel run.
http://hagel2008.blogspot.com
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