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As the 2004 Presidential elections draw closer there is still the matter of deciding who is going to run in the Democratic Party. There are many candidates running, nine to be exact. But let’s face it not all of them are cut out to be President. Some aren’t popular enough or are of a different skin color or some are of a different sex. Running for President means you need to fit the public’s image of a typical President and the public isn’t ready for change. So some candidates have a chance, but let’s face it, some don’t even stand a chance.
Ambassador Carol Braun is the first of the nine candidates running for President and also the only woman. She was born and raised in Chicago and went to school there all the way up to college where she attended the University of Illinois. She has been in the government scene for quite a while. She has been a US Senator, US Ambassador, County Executive Officer, State Representative, and Assistant United States Attorney. She has many ideas on what she wants to do if she is elected President. She is strong in issues Important to women, war on Iraq, which she is opposed to, and the supporting of our troops and rebuilding of Iraq.
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Governor Howard Dean seems to be the most popular and the front-runner of this race. He is a physician but also the Governor of Vermont. He has stands on the many issues. He has stands on the economy, education, health care and labor all the way up to issues concerning the Native Americans and Agriculture. His proposals range from repealing all the tax cuts enacted in the past three years to raising taxes only to the wealthiest Americans (Bulletin). Howard Dean has a real touch of pragmatism and a real sense of upper-class entitlement ( O’Rouke 29).
Senator John Kerry was born in a military hospital in Denver, Colorado where his father was flying planes in World War II. As a graduate of Yale University, Kerry enter the Navy where he served in Vietnam and received a Silver Star, Bronze Star with Combat V, and three awards of the Purple Heart for his service in combat. Kerry has been in the senate since 1982 and now he wants to become President. He has many stands on several different issues, which include agriculture, Homeland security, immigration, education, economy, children, college affordability and reducing crime.
The last of the candidates running is the Rev. Al Sharpton, who is well known for his loud mouth and he wild antics. Sharpton has been involved in politics a long time and now he wants to step up to the big stage and run for President. He has many views and plans he wants to enact. These include increasing voter education; getting younger people involved in politics, strengthen national security and human rights. He also wants to amend some of the constructional rights such as free public education, the voting right, and health care. But let’s face it; his loud mouth and stupid mistakes in the past are going to cost him his shot at becoming president.
Senator John Edwards
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2004 Democratic Presidential Candidates .... the right to go against President Bush in 2004. .... don 't mean anything unless you win the Democratic Election. .... With so many of the candidates trying to make a .... |
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The Issue of Gay Marriages .... and gay rights in general, is a major one in the upcoming 2004 election. .... lesbian organizations are giving lots of support to the democratic candidates that are .... |
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Presidential Use of Media .... They are doing whatever they can in order to win this election and it shows. Recently, many of the Democratic presidential candidates for 2004 were recently .... |
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2004 Presidential Nominees .... Looking at the candidates, I saw nothing truly exceptional until the Democratic rally in .... eye and distinct similarity of the 2004 presidential election to .... |
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McCain-Feingold Bill .... ran for president in 1968, the Democratic party dismissed .... and Dean are doing for the 2004 election) those who .... another incentive to keep the candidates in the .... |
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PROFESSIONAL ESSAYS |
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Gay Marriage Issue in 2004 Presidential Election While both the Democratic and Republican candidates profess to be against Gay In 2000 Bush won 35 percent of the Hispanic vote; in 2004 he won 44 percent. |
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Analysis of 2000 Presidential Election Gore Joseph Lieberman Democratic 48.38 266 2004 George W However, while the candidates seemed to be going toe-to at the dynamics of the Democratic and Republican |
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US Democracy and Elections of corporate interests in choosing candidates and issues legal voters (mostly black and Democratic) from the lying campaign, and the 2004 election, which was |
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The 2004 Presidential Election The 2004 Presidential election is a watershed moment in that when one examines the candidates on the That candidate is John Kerry, the Democratic Senator from |
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Political Persuasion Tactics During the 2004 Presidential Campaign, the Republican tightly contested current democratic presidential nomination extreme significance for candidates to be |
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Internet & Politics As former Democratic National Committee Chairman Joe Andrew in determining the outcome of the 2004 election. to actually vote for candidates, something that |
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