Senator Bill Bradley
Take a look at some of the top candidates. If anyone is missing whom you like, email me. I will make my official endorsement as well as official prediction soon.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Here you go. My official prediction is that Al Gore will beat George W. Bush to become the forty-third president of the United States. Bush doesn't seem to be exciting many people and I can only imagine that if Clinton could win a third campaign (which we all know he could), then why can't Gore ride his coattails, even he is trying to distance himself? I hope Bush wins out, but we will see.
Here is who I like. I like Sen. Bill Bradley of the Democrats, but my real pick is on the Rebulican side. I would like to see Elizabeth Dole become our next president and am endorsing her as of June 6, 1999. I will work for her campaign, although I don't even know if there will be one. She seems to be angling for VP.
Please take note, my favorite politician, Sen. John Ashcroft will be running for reelection in 2000.
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You decide!
NFL PREDICTIONS - 1999
PLAYOFF PICTURE: I predict the following teams will make the playoffs, along with their projected records: Atlanta (11-5), Minnesota (13-3), Arizona (10-6), Green Bay (9-7), Tampa Bay (9-7), Carolina (9-7) from the NFC and from the AFC, Seattle (12-4), Jacksonville (10-6), Miami (11-5), Denver (11-5), New York Jets (9-7), and Pittsburgh(9-7).
- NFL PLayoffs (1st Round): Green Bay over Tampa Bay, Arizona over Carolina, Jacksonville over Pittsburgh, Denver over New York Jets. Byes: (Atlanta, Minnesota, Seattle, Miami)
- NFL Playoffs (2nd Round): Arizona over Atlanta, Minnesota over Green Bay, Seattle over Jacksonville, Miami over Denver.
- NFL Playoffs (3rd Round - Conference Finals): Minnesota over Arizona, Seattle over Miami
- SUPERBOWL XXXIV: Minnesota 35, Seattle 14
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All of the teams with their respective projected records by Jeremy Gibbs:
Arizona (10 - 6), Atlanta (11-5), Baltimore(7-9), Buffalo(6-10), Carolina(9-7), Chicago(2-14), Cincinnati(5-11), Cleveland(2-14), Dallas(8-8), Denver(11-5), Detroit(4-12), Green Bay(9-7), Indianapolis(3-13), Jacksonville(10-6), Kansas City(6-10), Miami(11-5), Minnesota(13-3), New England(8-8), New Orleans(3-13), New York Giants(6-10), New York Jets(9-7), Oakland(3-13), Philadelphia(3-13), Pittsburgh(9-7), ST. LOUIS RAMS(7-9), San Diego(5-11), San Francisco(8-8), Seattle(12-4), Tampa Bay(9-7), Tennesee(8-8), Washington(7-9).
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