05-21-2008, 11:10 PM
I think even if you add the delegates from FL or MI (Assuming uncommitted goes to Obama), Hillary is not going to get a lead in pledged delegates. Hillary barely won 50% of votes in each state.
Jim Webb is little too aggressive IMO (though that may be a quality that one would look for in a VP)
I think BO can win all the states won by Kerry (which include MI, but doesn't include FL). In addition, he will bring the following states to play
Colarado, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Mexico
A combination of these states (without FL) can put Obama in WH.
I see fewer and fewer republicans duped by issues like same-sex marriage anymore. Pressing issues are food and fuel prices for most people with uncertainty around economy. Mccain's thin resume on economy is not going to give him any traction here. With under 30 generation solidly behind democratic party, it will be an uphill climb for the septugenarian McCain.
According to latest polls by Rueters, Obama is leading Hillary by 26 points and McCain by 8 points, a sign that democrats are coming around Obama.
Jim Webb is little too aggressive IMO (though that may be a quality that one would look for in a VP)
I think BO can win all the states won by Kerry (which include MI, but doesn't include FL). In addition, he will bring the following states to play
Colarado, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Mexico
A combination of these states (without FL) can put Obama in WH.
I see fewer and fewer republicans duped by issues like same-sex marriage anymore. Pressing issues are food and fuel prices for most people with uncertainty around economy. Mccain's thin resume on economy is not going to give him any traction here. With under 30 generation solidly behind democratic party, it will be an uphill climb for the septugenarian McCain.
According to latest polls by Rueters, Obama is leading Hillary by 26 points and McCain by 8 points, a sign that democrats are coming around Obama.