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Originally Posted by Fammaden  Salshun you have lost your mind.
Despite Clinton's shoddy campaigning, I think McCain has a strong shot at winning now. The people who voted for Obama would probably have voted for Clinton just to avoid voting for McCain. But it seems clear that many of the Clinton supporters will vote for McCain just to avoid voting for Obama. I voted for Obama in my primary, but I am pretty torn now. He is just so damn socially liberal, and I don't buy into that. On the other hand, I don't support staying in Iraq. Obama is a great speaker though, and we just haven't had anyone of this charismatic caliber in a long ass time. That and the history making, barrier breaking nature of electing him give me an emotional soft spot for the guy. |
Oh no, don't put words in my mouth, I never once supported Obama, I just didn't like her. Now, regardless of right/wrong, or what's fair, and the whole world can play the race card until the cows come home, it isn't changing shit. McGain WILL be our next president. It's kind of dickish and short-sighted, but I heard it like this on the radio the other day: "American's are comfortable with a white guy president. It's familiar. We know what to expect, what they'll pull, and their limits. We're scared to change that formula and risk 'well as bad as this is, the devil you know...'".