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Randy Scheunemann is the President of the Committee for the Liberation of Iraq, which was created by the Project for the New American Century (PNAC), of which he is a board member. He was Trent Lott's National Security Aide and was an advisor to Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld on Iraq. He was hired by prospective 2008 Presidential candidate John McCain as his foreign-policy aide.[1]
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United States presidential election, 2008 |
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Candidates: Biden • Dodd • Edwards (campaign ,views) • Clinton (campaign, views)(See discussion) • Gravel (campaign, views) • Kucinich • Obama (campaign, views)
Candidates with exploratory committees: Richardson
Potential candidates: Clark • Gore
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Candidates: Brownback • Cox • Giuliani (campaign, views) • Hunter • McCain (campaign, views) • Paul (campaign, views) • Romney (campaign, views) • Tancredo • T. Thompson (campaign, views)
Candidates with exploratory committees: Gilmore • Huckabee
Potential candidates: Gingrich • Hagel • Pataki • F. Thompson
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Announced Third party candidates: Amondson (Prb.) • E. Brown (Grn.) • Burns (Lib.) • Hollist (Lib.) • Imperato (Ref.) • Kubby (Lib.) • Milnes (Lib.) • Parker (IGVA) • Phillies (Lib.), (Campaign) • C Smith (Lib.) • Stanhope (Lib.) • Swift (Grn.) • D. Thompson (Cst.)
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Notable independent candidates: Moriarty • Schriner • Weltman • Bloomberg (unofficial)
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| General articles: Opinion polling (D • R) • Election timeline |
| Other 2008 elections: House • Senate • Gubernatorial |
| Federal Election Commission: Campaign filings of 2008 Presidential hopefuls |
