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Who Will Win

The Democratic primary race heats up with candidates like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama vying for the 2008 Presidential election.

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Tyler Cowen, following Dan Drezner, offers his thoughts on who is likely to be elected President in 2008. (A completely different question, of course, than who you think should be President.) Unusually, I not only disagree with all of Tyler's conclusions, but also his reasoning. But it did remind me that all the internets are waiting on tenterhooks for my own handicapping of the race. So, without further ado, the Democrats:

Hillary Clinton. The presumptive front-runner, although with obvious baggage. And no, her husband doesn't count as a liability; he's a masterful political strategist, a great campaigner, and extremely well-liked, as Al Gore would have realized in 2000 if his own political instincts were more highly developed than those of a mole rat. But Hillary herself is not a great strategist, is only a competent campaigner, and isn't all that well-liked. Republicans would unite against her in a general election ...

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