RACE FOR THE WHITEHOUSE
Political Analyst, Jonathon Jamison, gives his latest odds on who will win the oval office in 2008.
DEMOCRATS
REPUBLICANS
Hillary Clinton
U.S. Senator. New York
Hillary is running for Hillary
and not the people. She
comes off as dry and phoney.
Americans are not ready for a
female President, or Hillary.
Joseph Biden
U.S. Senator Delaware
Biden has charisma and name
recognition. His plan for Iraq
makes sense. He is not an ultra
liberal wack job. If he can sell
himself to the public he should
be the Democratic Nominee.
John Kerry
U.S. Senator. Massachusetts
When Kerry made a "botched
joke" about the education of
American troops, he also
botched his chances of ever
becoming President. He's 25 to 1
and dropping like a meteor.
Al Gore
Former Vice President
Most American voters view
Gore as a "sore loser" after
the 2000 election. A man who
can't win his own state has no
business being President.
ODDS OF WINNING THE
WHITEHOUSE
20 to 1
25 to 1
25 to 1
75 to 1
75 to 1
John Edwards
Former U.S. Senator
North Carolina
Edwards became a millionaire by
putting honest doctors & hospitals
out of business using "junk science".
He will always be associated with
John Kerry as one-half of a losing
ticket. It's time for him to drop out.
100 to 1
Wesley Clark
Former U.S. Army
General
Clark comes off as a person who
has a ton of complaints but few
solutions. Most Americans like
military men, but Clark will not
be their choice for Presidential
timber now, or in the future.
Barak Obama
U.S.Senator Illinois
Obama is a "media concoction"
much like Paris Hilton.
If good looks, good speaking skills,
and an empty suit are appealing
characteristics, then this is your man.
Evan Bayh
U.S. Senator Indiana
Bayh is a virtual unknown to
almost all Americans. He is a
semi-conservative Senator
who has ideas that may play
well to independent voters.
75 to 1
200 to 1
John McCain
U.S. Senator Arizona
Most Americans have heard of
John McCain. He is appealing to
Republicans, Democrats, and
Independents. He is the horse to
beat in this election race.
Rudy Giuliani
Former Mayor New York City
Giuliani will always be known as
"the people's Mayor". If McCain
screws up look for Rudy to come
up fast in the stretch run and
overtake any Democratic Nominee
Mitt Romney
Former Gov. Massachusetts
Romney could be the "sleeper"
in this race. He is a liberal
Republican who is well known
and well liked in the northeast.
Newt Gingrich
Former Speaker of the
U.S. House of Representatives
Gingrich is viewed as a "Grinch"
by most Americans. He is sharp,
and articulate, but he is also
unlikeable. His campaign may
never get out of the gate.
Duncan Hunter
U.S. Congressman
House of Representatives
California
A virtual unknown outside of
Southern California, Hunter has
close to no chance.
Tom Tancredo
U.S. Congressman
House of Representatives
Colorado
Tancredo is a true blue Conservative.
The country would be in good hands if
he were President, but the American
voter is not looking for guys like him.
ODDS OF WINNING THE
WHITEHOUSE
5 to 1
15 to 1
20 to 1
80 to 1
200 to 1
300 to 1
Mike Pence
U.S. Congressman
House of Representatives
Indiana
Pence, like all career politicians,
should realize that it's time to
be put out to pasture.
900 to 1
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NOTE: All predictions were made in August 2007
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