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When it comes right down to it, ma...]]>

2008-02-06T11:31:27+01:002008-02-06T11:31:27+01:00
When it comes right down to it, many people will vote for who they FEEL is a better candidate, over ideas, policy, or experience. Obama has the ability to inspire and excite the audience with his presence, never mind his plans. That could be/will be really dangerous for the Republicans.

Additionally, (as was posted on Plime a few days ago) if Ralph Nadar gets into the race, we'll see an entirely new dynamic for the Democrats. If Obama is the nominee, I think Nadar will stay out. However, if Clinton is the nominee, Nadar may join, stealing a lot of her "liberal" voters away. And if on the right, McCain gets the nomination, Clinton won't have a chance in the general election. Nadar will get a big enough percentage for the Green Party to get federally recognized, the independents (who according to polls don't love Hillary) will move to McCain, and the Republicans will win by a large margin.

Therefore, (again, IMO) the Democrats best hope of winning the White House, is an Obama candidate, over a Clinton candidate. And while it's looking close, one has to wonder... too little, too late?]]>195022

Edit: even my slighty racist grandparents agree, that has gotta count for something.]]>

2008-02-06T04:46:45+01:002008-02-06T04:46:45+01:00
Edit: even my slighty racist grandparents agree, that has gotta count for something.]]>