As the 2008 Presidential Primaries are right around the corner, and we here at Bix feel that it’s incumbent upon us to participate in the ongoing discussions about the next President of the United States.  We have created several contests that examine different aspects of the upcoming elections and we have asked our community of users to vote/comments about each one:

• Who will most likely be the VP candidate?
• Who is the most charismatic Presidential candidate?
• Which candidate connects best with the American people?

While these contests are fun to look at, the more important question to ask is “Who will be the next President of the United States”.  The ballots have been submitted and the early results are in. Hillary Clinton is leading this contest by a small margin of votes over Rudy Giuliani.  Below is a list of all the 2008 candidates and where they currently rank in this contest.

1. Hillary Clinton	2. Rudy Giuliani	3. Barack Obama
4. John Edwards	5. John McCain	6. Mitt Romney
7. Fred Thompson	8. Joe Biden	9. Mike Huckabee
10. Bill Richardson	11. Chuck Hagel	12. Ron Paul
13. Dennis Kucinich	14. Christopher Dodd	15. Mike Gravel
16. Tom Tancredo	17. Tom Coburn	18. Sam Brownback

Please visit the contest, vote, and let your voice be heard!

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Until next time my friends….
Michael Brito

ps. if you have a question or comment, feel free to leave a comment here on the blog, use the contact form, or  you can always find me hanging out at Bix.

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