Clinton ran in Michigan where only Democrats voted and was the only candidate on the ticket. She still loss 40% of the vote. That means even her own party will vote against her.

McCain is sweating bullets. He was sure the Clintons had this in the bag and it would be a cakewalk for him. Now it is voting for the past or future. Remember there will be a lot of new voters this time.

ChickJ

I have nothing against Obama except for the fact his inexperience will not be an asset in a job as important as President. I do not think his boyish charm will do much to improve our respect factor throughout the world.

I really fear that if he wins the nomination, we will another Bush in the White House in the form of John McCain.

Thanks for sharing your opinion though.

Anyone else have an opinion on this matter?

One big factor that is in Obama’s favor is his charm. A lot of people have crossed party lines to support him.

It should be noted that I think very few of Obama votes = Anti-Hillary. But instead they are a sign that he is an appealling guy.

I mean look at it, on the issues they are very similar but one of their biggest differencess is the way they have been running. Obama has stayed with this ideal of Hope. Where Clinton has played the same games in politics that always get played.

In a time where there are a lot of things going wrong in America…in the world, hope and change is a big draw.

where doing the same old same old sometimes makes Clinton seem like a female Karl Rove.

which is a shame because if you look at it Clinton isn’t that bad a person to have as President (or VP) but mixing stuff that might push a lot of Democrats away because she is a little to Bush like (added with the Republicans that have deep hate for the Clintons.)