Hillary Clinton will win.

[mrbowler]

Originally Posted by Asuka Langley

Not too many people want to vote for Obama or any other candidate

Ooops

[cayal]

Yes, it's near impossible for Hilary to win. I've been hoping she doesn't, since she's the weaker candidate against McCain and I do not want 4 years of a Bush-A-Like in office. Hilary's stubborn and still charging ahead with defeat imminent, and her campaign's been sharpening it's teeth and attacking her fellow democrat, which leads me to believe that her presidential run is more personal motivation than out of concern for the well-being of the country.

[hippopotamus]

I like both Obama and Hillary actually. I do agree though I think Hillary would be better for winning the general election but hopefully I'm wrong with that now that Obama is heading the ticket.

[ethelrose]

I dont think Hillary would have been better for winning the general election, personally. This is the right time for someone like Obama, something tells me that its going to be a blow out win. I think for the next few months, we will get to know Obama, and something about him rings....."Right".

[mrbowler]

Originally Posted by ethelrose

I dont think Hillary would have been better for winning the general election, personally. This is the right time for someone like Obama, something tells me that its going to be a blow out win. I think for the next few months, we will get to know Obama, and something about him rings....."Right".

I'll just guess that whoever wins Ohio will be the President

[slevdogg]

Originally Posted by mrbowler

I'll just guess that whoever wins Ohio will be the President

Last poll showed Obama up by 11 in Ohio, so I guess that's a good thing? In Ohio are some of the people screwed over the most by Bush.

[mrbowler]

Originally Posted by slevdogg

Last poll showed Obama up by 11 in Ohio, so I guess that's a good thing? In Ohio are some of the people screwed over the most by Bush.

Could you provide a link/url to poll...good thing?-I guess it depends on who you want to win. Can you explain your reason for saying people in Ohio screwed over the most by Bush? TIA

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[slevdogg]

Originally Posted by mrbowler

Could you provide a link/url to poll...good thing?-I guess it depends on who you want to win. Can you explain your reason for saying people in Ohio screwed over the most by Bush? TIA

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Obama by 11: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]

Obama by 6 in Ohio, 4 in Florida, and 12 in Pennsylvania: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]

Obama by 9 in Ohio (a month old): [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]

Ohio is one of the states hardest hit by the economy the way it is right now, the recession caused by 7+ years of incompetence and Republican rule (that's redundant).

[mrbowler]

Originally Posted by slevdogg

Obama by 11: [url]
Obama by 6 in Ohio, 4 in Florida, and 12 in Pennsylvania: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]

Ohio is one of the states hardest hit by the economy the way it is right now, the recession caused by 7+ years of incompetence and Republican rule (that's redundant).

Like the detail(s) on quinnipiac...if it appears in the polling that the economy is by far the most important issue then I like the way McCain has been pushing the oil, gas, energy issue lately. Not that I agree with certain aspects of his view that we can drill our way out in the short term, but the perceived(actual?) notion that the price of oil (others) would follow suit just by taking action...I just don't understand why a windfall profit tax on oil company profits is a good idea?

[mrbowler]

Originally Posted by slevdogg

Ohio is one of the states hardest hit by the economy the way it is right now, the recession caused by 7+ years of incompetence and Republican rule (that's redundant).

The manufacturing sector has been in a tail spin for I don't know how many years..the companies are interested in expanding the middle class in other countries-in the short term it kills the middle class in the U.S., and it potentially could wipe them out if we(u.s.) are unable to either invent new technologies or have more highly skilled individuals then other countries. The pundits say we currently aren't in a recession-ie two consecutive quarters of negative GDP. The unemployment rate, and inflation data reported by the government does not show the underlying feeling of anxiety that people are feeling IMO. The party in power by default gets the blame-that's how it works

[mrbowler]

Rasussen Report shows McCain with 1 point lead.

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In the new survey, only 28% of Ohio voters think Clinton should be Obama’s running mate, with 55% opposed