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presidential election?
Q. Who are your predictions for Dem and Rep candidates in the upcoming presidential election...i don't care who you like or who you want to win...based on the opinions of the majority of Americans, who do you think has the best shot to get each party's nod to run?
Asked by Tom2Tom2 - Sun Apr 15 16:32:39 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i think giuliani, R, and clinton or obama, D...in either case the country isn't ready for a woman or a black man, so rudy will win...which i don't think is too terrible, he is a republican but he's not hyper conservative...and with a democrat majority in the house, i think that balance will actually do a lot of good to restore SOME unity in the peoples' minds...it could actually be a productive four years if it played out the way i would expect it too!
Answered by tommytune79 - Sun Apr 15 16:44:22 2007

How much can a company donate in a presidential election?
Q. Is there a limit to how much a company can donate to any candidate in a presidential election?
Asked by popkins - Wed Oct 29 21:17:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A company cannot donate at all to a candidate or party anymore. Individuals in a company can donate, I believe up to 27,500 each. Companies that want to show support for a candidate will have a fundraiser and the principals each donate the maximum. Companies can donate in their own name to political action committees that support candidates or issues if they wish. Under the first amendment, there can be no limit to that, as the use of their money to put out a message constitutes free speech. Note that while Obama got the second most money of any politician from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the vast majority of that money was from low level employees giving small amounts. The decision makers (directors, officers, and lobbyists) donated 10:1… [cont.]
Answered by Joe Finkle - Wed Oct 29 23:05:26 2008

Which of the following Presidential candidates is most likely to lose the election?
Q. Hi. Just wanted to do a little informal poll of the Yahoo community. I am a fair and equitable pollster. I want to get at the truth of the matter so I present my polling questions accordingly. Please choose from among the available choices in regard to the following question: Which presidential candidate is most likely to lose the upcoming presidential election? Will the loser be: A. McCain B. McCain C. McCain or D. McCain and Palin Thanks for your valuable time I will look forward to tabulating the responses to this most important poll post haste.
Asked by Subcommander Grapefruit - Sat Oct 11 11:54:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. all of the above
Answered by ` - Sat Oct 11 12:00:47 2008