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Asking "Who in '08?" is premature; First ask "What in '08?"

The political ideologies of the two major parties are becoming less clear, so seeking candidates to represent those ideologies is premature.  For some political issues, such as Iraq and immigration, we can go so far as to claim that the parties are fracturing.  Given the lack of clear ideologies for America's political parties, a new type of survey is needed to determine what today's voters want.

Lieberman Plans Independent Bid if Primary Fails

2008 Presidential Election wide open

Both parties convinced of an edge in midterms

A country divided: Examining the state of our union

"Members of Congress may not come to the floor armed with pistols as they did in the days leading up to the Civil War, but their words are as toxic as any time since then. And we are — in many ways — a more divided nation than any time since then."

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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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National Center For Policy Analysis

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RealClearPolitics.com

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PollingReport.com

"An independent, nonpartisan resource on trends in American public opinion."