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Washington Whispers: "We know, we know, the race for the White House is a long way off. But there is already a growing buzz on the Democratic side that there are just three worthy candidates likely to end up in a pitted primary battle starting in 19 months: New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold, and one-term ex-Virginia Gov. Mark Warner. Here's the 411 from a top Democratic maven: Clinton is the, well, elephant in the room, the "uber" candidate; Warner gets the mainstream moderates; and progressive Feingold is attractive to the activists who seem to be taking over the party."
Sunday, June 18, 2006
3 Way Race in 2008?
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You have to throw Edwards in there who is going to have major support from the Change to Win Unions as well as a large amount of grassroots oomph. There is also a pretty fair amount of grassroots support for Wes Clark. Either of those two, but especially Edwards -- who one presumes has learned some lessons -- will be formidable candidates.
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