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- Old talk archived at /Archive 1 by Goobergunch|? on 21:56, 4 Dec 2004 (UTC). Archive includes all talk up to around the 9th of November.
- Old talk archived at /Archive 2 by Zscout370 19:38, 14 Feb 2005 (UTC). This includes the talk about candidates lists.
- Old talk archived at /Archive 3 by DLJessup 02:42, 11 Mar 2005 (UTC).
- Old talk archived at /Archive 4 by DLJessup 21:58, 30 Mar 2005 (UTC)
- Old talk archived at /Archive 5 by BaronLarf 17:40, July 27, 2005 (UTC)
- Possible candidate lists which are considered too speculative for the main article are stored at /Lists of potential candidates.
Obama
Though Obama has stated he will not run in 2008, Gore, Cheney, and Clinton have all done the same, yet they are on the list. The fact that Obama denied it at all means there is certainly a link between him and the 2008 election. Take a look at these articles for proof: Obama's name had been bandied about as a potential presidential candidate even before his keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention this summer made him a household name. I said to myself, "You're looking at our first black president." We the people of the United States of America herby endorse a future candidacy of Senator Barack Obama of Illinois to be elected as the 44th President of the United States on Novemeber 4th, 2008. I'll ask: Why not now? He's already proved he can attract the votes of whites as well as blacks and other minorities. Andre (talk) July 5, 2005 18:58 (UTC)
- You're mistaken, Cheney is not on the list. Although Al Gore and Hillary Clinton probably will not run, they're viable candidates and there's been wide speculation about them. I think they belong on the list due to the amount of speculation. Obama, on the other hand, certainly won't run. I don't think he should be mentioned as a potential candidate. Rhobite 21:39, July 22, 2005 (UTC)
- Well Cheney was on the list at the time that I wrote that message, with a thing about him being a possible "dark horse" candidate. Gore and Clinton have both denied running just as much as Obama, and both have as much speculation about them. What, exactly, is the distinction? Andre (talk) 22:23, July 22, 2005 (UTC)