Official Mc Cain V. Obama Thread to Presidency

[Anonymous1]

Well, with Oregon and Kentucky out of the way, Obama seems the Democrats answer to Mc Cain. So, without further adoo...lets hear it for your pick as the next President of the USA.

 

[gtc08]

bit early aint it cheapseats?

 

[Anonymous1]

Nope, no riots if Obama gets F'ed, no Hillary out of a magic hat, no Super's to bleed things any longer. The Dems have now gone as far as they can without serious harm to their ultimate goal.

 

[gtc08]

i mean too early to cast a vote for obama or mccain dont you think?

 

[Anonymous1]

i mean too early to cast a vote for obama or mccain dont you think?

Sure, just thought to get it going now and see how things pan out over the next 6 months...there has got to be a bunch of BS forth coming.

 

[gtc08]

yea true

 

[Romanowski]

I think Jimmy Carter was our last democrat president with a democratic congress keeping each other in check

great years

 

[Fav10]

I think Jimmy Carter was our last democrat president with a democratic congress keeping each other in check

great years

Carter..........:lolBIG:

 

[Railbird]

Obama wins easy, similar score to Clinton over Dole.

 

[Fav10]

Obama wins easy, similar score to Clinton over Dole.

Sorry but I disagree

 

[Romanowski]

its going to be a very, very close race...

will divide the entire country, similar to 2000

any other unbias conclusion to me seems stupid

 

[MackDonald]

It's way too early but......if Hillary doen't get the nomination there is going to be one hellluv-a lot-of females/feminists/lesbians etc. that wore those "Hillary for President" t-shirts that are going to be thoroughly "pissed' and disenfranchised (women can be real "funny" about those things and they hold grudges not to mention their wrath...and they are vengeful.

The Democrats talk about uniting the country when the fact their primary campaign(s) became one of the most bitterly contested in history (don't buy this "rally round the flag". There is a lot remaining to unfold.

 

[3peet]

It's way too early but......if Hillary doen't get the nomination there is going to be one hellluv-a lot-of females/feminists/lesbians etc. that wore those "Hillary for President" t-shirts that are going to be thoroughly "pissed' and disenfranchised (women can be real "funny" about those things and they hold grudges not to mention their wrath...and they are vengeful.

The Democrats talk about uniting the country when the fact their primary campaign(s) became one of the most bitterly contested in history (don't buy this "rally round the flag". There is a lot remaining to unfold.

You know what though? It's not like she got cheated out of the presidency. Come May 31'st a viable resolution to Florida and Michigan will happen and in the end no one will be able to bitch. Obama will maintain his lead to the very end including the addition of Michigan and Florida. Afterwhich it'll be viewed as a well fought, tightly contested battle. Yes the closest and most competitive in history.

However I don't see the dissention as severe as many think. its a long way to November. Everyone has short memories. (God has that been proven). Once we get to the generals, Hillary backers will have taken their deep breath and get back to the cause the whole race started upon. "to get a dirty republican out of the white house".

They'll rally. I'm not worried at all.

 

[3peet]

Candidate to win The 2008 Presidential Election
Fri 5/23 0:00AM (PST)

141 Hilary Clinton +1200
142 Barack Obama -175
143 John McCain +130
144 Al Gore +3300
145 Michael Bloomberg +10000
148 Ron Paul +16000


Which Party will win the 2008 Presidency
Fri 5/23 0:00AM (PST)

301 Republican Party +160
302 Democratic Party -200
303 Any Other Party +5000

 

[Dave007inVegas]

You know what though? It's not like she got cheated out of the presidency. Come May 31'st a viable resolution to Florida and Michigan will happen and in the end no one will be able to bitch.

The only viable resolution will have to be a revote. You can't just not seat the delegates. Can't take the first vote from Michigan, BO wasn't even on the ballot. I can't wait to see how this plays out.

 

[Anonymous1]

Obama and Mc Cain exchange words today, at different platforms, on Vets and Isreal...the ugly is on....

 

[donkeybucks]

To be realistic, McCain will more likely win.

I will not be voting for the first time since I've been legal to vote. Very unhappy with the choices here. Both are liberals and the Republican party is taken over with liberals. I'm now an Independent Conservative. Ronald Reagan was once a Democrat but he switched after saying, "I didn't leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left me." I feel much the same way about the Republican party now.