[ReaperX]

Obama or McCain ? You know there needs to be a poll for this.

[Australian made]

sounds like obama cant lose.

[SilentBob187]

Who do we want to be president or who do we think is going to be president?

[ReaperX]

Who you think is going to be president.

[ReaperX]

Originally Posted by Australian made

sounds like obama cant lose.

He's probably going to take it to be honest. They might as well make him president already.

[Reaper329]

an Obama/Clinton ticket will be tough to beat

[dsade]

Originally Posted by Reaper329

an Obama/Clinton ticket will be tough to beat

An Obama/Clinton ticket would be Democrat suicide. Most who would have crossed over to vote for Obama/X would flee like rats BACK to McCain, just to make sure that harpy is nowhere near the white house.

[Reaper329]

Originally Posted by dsade

An Obama/Clinton ticket would be Democrat suicide. Most who would have crossed over to vote for Obama/X would flee like rats BACK to McCain, just to make sure that harpy is nowhere near the white house.

I disagree, she has recevied 18 million vbotes thus far, and her typical voter will now start to swing towards Obama

[dsade]

Originally Posted by Reaper329

I disagree, she has recevied 18 million vbotes thus far, and her typical voter will now start to swing towards Obama

I was speaking of the independents and disillusioned repubs that were swayed by Obama, but that are completely nauseated by Hillary's utter lack of ethics, honesty, etc. and will refuse to cast any vote that gets her anywhere near the white house with even a shot at being prez.

[RedwolfWV]

I think its going to be a tight race, but I think McCain is going to pull it out. Most Hillary supporters hate Obama. I see a lot of them crossing over and voting McCain. Hell he is practically a democrat anyway.

[Dadof2]

This will be an interesting race to be sure.

McCain is just about unelectable on his own, add that to the baggage that comes with the electorates distrust of the Republican party and you have quite a stinker of a candidate.

However, Obama is not a great candidate either. He is too far left for most, and coupled with his choice of socialist/black nationalist/communist companions this too makes him a pretty weak candidate. Couple that with just how pissed off the feminist are at him, and we have a recipe for disaster. Does he take Hillary on as VP in order to appease the democratic woman voter, and lose many independents who do not like the Lizard Queen, or does he split the party and take a different VP?

Perhaps Obama can pick a VP that will appease the beast, but that is doubtful. Hillary is not going to shake hands and go quietly into the night.

If McCain picks a good solid VP I give him a slight edge, but even then I think it will be pretty close.

[Reaper329]

Originally Posted by dsade

I was speaking of the independents and disillusioned repubs that were swayed by Obama, but that are completely nauseated by Hillary's utter lack of ethics, honesty, etc. and will refuse to cast any vote that gets her anywhere near the white house with even a shot at being prez.

I dont disagree with you here, however I think many of her 18 million will outweigh these disillusioned few

[Reaper329]

Originally Posted by Dadof2

This will be an interesting race to be sure.

McCain is just about unelectable on his own, add that to the baggage that comes with the electorates distrust of the Republican party and you have quite a stinker of a candidate.

However, Obama is not a great candidate either. He is too far left for most, and coupled with his choice of socialist/black nationalist/communist companions this too makes him a pretty weak candidate. Couple that with just how pissed off the feminist are at him, and we have a recipe for disaster. Does he take Hillary on as VP in order to appease the democratic woman voter, and lose many independents who do not like the Lizard Queen, or does he split the party and take a different VP?

Perhaps Obama can pick a VP that will appease the beast, but that is doubtful. Hillary is not going to shake hands and go quietly into the night.

If McCain picks a good solid VP I give him a slight edge, but even then I think it will be pretty close.

I agree, Hillary is tough for many to swallow, we in the us seem to hate strong women. However, there are no truly strong vp candidates out there that make either party say wow.

Dems: Edwards (no chance), Biden (only I seem to like him) Richardson (come on)

Repubs: Jindal (hes only 36), Romney (Mormon, sorry it matters to too many), Huckabee (This one makes me laugh)

Not too much out there sadly, I think it ends up Clinton and either Pawlenty or Crist

[Dadof2]

Originally Posted by Reaper329

I agree, Hillary is tough for many to swallow, we in the us seem to hate strong women. However, there are no truly strong vp candidates out there that make either party say wow.

Dems: Edwards (no chance), Biden (only I seem to like him) Richardson (come on)

Repubs: Jindal (hes only 36), Romney (Mormon, sorry it matters to too many), Huckabee (This one makes me laugh)

Not too much out there sadly, I think it ends up Clinton and either Pawlenty or Crist

I would vote for McCain if he took Jindal as his running mate. Jindal is in actuality the candidate that Obama claims to be.

As for the VP spot in the Dem race, that is a tough one. Obama is going to have a hard time selling his politics of change with an influence peddling Clinton on his ticket. The reality of the situation is that a Clinton/Obama ticket is nearly unbeatable, whereas an Obama/Clinton ticket is severely lacking. If the Democrats knew then what they know now, about Obama, we would see the Clinton/Obama ticket.