2004 Presidential Election
Carol Mosely Braun has made it official. She's running for president in 2004 according NHPrimary.com. They quote her as saying, "I am uniquely qualified to do the job of president, and I offer the clearest alternative to this current administration, whose only new idea has been pre-emptive war and a huge new bureaucracy. A woman can fix the mess they have created, because we are practical, we are not afraid of partnerships and we are committed to making the world better for our children."
Accoding to a recent USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll support for President Bush is waning. The Poll shows, "retired general Wesley Clark and Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry narrowly ahead of President Bush among registered voters. Bush narrowly leads former Vermont governor Howard Dean, Missouri Rep. Richard Gephardt and Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman. The results for the five leading Democrats are so close they are within the poll's margin of error. More than a year before the election, the findings don't project a winner so much as they show that Bush has lost the perception that he is the strong favorite." Here are the results for you numbers junkies.
Here's a recent poll for the Iowa caucuses from Survey USA showing Gephardt and Dean in a tie.
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