I doubt it. 

Despite what the media's "official" polls to their sheeple viewers state, I will be surprised if Obama can beat McCain.  I've heard countless white people say, behind closed doors, that they will never vote for a black man.  Of course, they are not going to admit it in public....but the voting booth's not public, is it?  I know it's sad that, in this day and age, many Americans still fall back into racist mindsets when it comes to leadership.  It certainly did not help matters for Obama to be involved with the whole Jeremiah Wright scandal and I don't think it helped that he's obtained something like 92% of the black vote;  it makes those bigot voters even less apt to support Obama in the general election when they feel like he will only watch out for his race during his term. 

I've decided to support Hillary, not because I give a crap about race or gender but because I do not want a continuation of the last eight years of terrible leadership in this country and that's what McCain and the Republicans stand for.

McCain can beat Obama, Obama can beat McCain.  There's a long way to go until November.

Also, don't lump McCain and all Republicans in with W.  It doesn't make sense to do so.  If you start thinking that all people in their respective parties are the same then what does that make all Democrats?  Tree-hugging, tax-and-spend, cowards?  No, they're not all like that.  What would all Republicans be?  Bible-beating, heartless, warmongers?  No, they're not all like that.

If you want this country to move forward everyone on both sides of the isle has to work together.

Originally posted by Par-Salian

I doubt it. 

Despite what the media's "official" polls to their sheeple viewers state, I will be surprised if Obama can beat McCain.  I've heard countless white people say, behind closed doors, that they will never vote for a black man.  Of course, they are not going to admit it in public....but the voting booth's not public, is it?  I know it's sad that, in this day and age, many Americans still fall back into racist mindsets when it comes to leadership.  It certainly did not help matters for Obama to be involved with the whole Jeremiah Wright scandal and I don't think it helped that he's obtained something like 92% of the black vote;  it makes those bigot voters even less apt to support Obama in the general election when they feel like he will only watch out for his race during his term. 

I've decided to support Hillary, not because I give a crap about race or gender but because I do not want a continuation of the last eight years of terrible leadership in this country and that's what McCain and the Republicans stand for.

Because you know if you actually look at it McCain isn't really all that connected with his party.

He has been for campaign finance reform before any democrat, he was the first one to be openly pissed once the bullshit behind the WMD intelligence was discovered, and he bitched about it a lot,  He was the first to complain about the conditions and torture in guatanamo bay.

He really has never been in the bush camp and has actually ran AGAINST bush.

Hilary and Obama i don't think either stand a chance against McCain.

Obama because minority voters vote in insanely low numbers and he could never win the wouth or the midwest, or the southest.

Hilary because she is too liberal, and a woman.

Not to mention McCain has the most wiggle room of all the canadates, none of the hardline republicans are gonna vote for a obama or hilary, he has always had the support of moderate republicans, So he can slide to left to get the support of moderate democrats.

Which isn't hypocrital of him because he has always been in that position.

Originally posted by TookyG

McCain can beat Obama, Obama can beat McCain.  There's a long way to go until November.

Also, don't lump McCain and all Republicans in with W.  It doesn't make sense to do so.  If you start thinking that all people in their respective parties are the same then what does that make all Democrats?  Tree-hugging, tax-and-spend, cowards?  No, they're not all like that.  What would all Republicans be?  Bible-beating, heartless, warmongers?  No, they're not all like that.

If you want this country to move forward everyone on both sides of the isle has to work together.

Originally posted by Vampir

 

Because you know if you actually look at it McCain isn't really all that connected with his party.

He has been for campaign finance reform before any democrat, he was the first one to be openly pissed once the bullshit behind the WMD intelligence was discovered, and he bitched about it a lot,  He was the first to complain about the conditions and torture in guatanamo bay.

 

Hmmm, wonder where he stands on these issues now. When was the last time you had a look at old McCain anyway? You're not saying he's just going through the motions to try and weasel into the white house, then defect from the republicans, are you? Whatever happened to the 'straight talk express'? I suppose he meant it at the time he said it though. Times do CHANGE. Better not get caught flip-flopping. We all know what happened to the last guy who did that.

McCain will trash Obama in the GE.

Originally posted by Precusor

McCain will trash Obama in the GE.

That's a given. Too bad merely trashing his name won't win McCain the election.

Another Obama adviser quietly tossed under the bus for holding talks with Hamas.

I wish we were seeing the "old" McCain, I'd have an easy time voting for him.  Sadly, I don't agree with a ton of his election year politics.  That's part of my problem with him now is that his record used to be quite clear on many topics, but now, I'm not really positive what he would do regardless of what he promises in this election year.  To be honest, the candidate I expect to remain closest to their past is Clinton.  If I were to vote for her, at least I feel I know what I would be getting.  Obama is shrouded in so much mystery to me, it amazes me that people actually can consider him for President.  I can listen to what he says, read what he and his campaign publish, but every time I feel I am being set up for an ambush.

Can Obama Beat McCain?

No

I doubt there will be an "election" in November...something will happen between now and then - an event of sufficient gravity to give Dubya the excuse he needs to declare martial law.

But if the "election" is allowed to take place...the magic negro will "win". What better way to implement the draft than to have Barack Obama do it?

obama only speaks speeches well. live performances with QnA's he's a stumbling fool like most politicians.

so NO. is the answer.

Originally posted by poopypants

I doubt there will be an "election" in November...something will happen between now and then - an event of sufficient gravity to give Dubya the excuse he needs to declare martial law.

 

But if the "election" is allowed to take place...the magic negro will "win". What better way to implement the draft than to have Barack Obama do it?

this cant be a for real post.

Conducted 4/30-5/3 by FD; surveyed 278 GOP primary voters and 374 Dem primary voters; margins of error +/- 6% and +/- 5%, respectively (release, 5/9).

WH '08 Primary Election Matchup (Dems)

-               Now 3/31 2/17
B. Obama        48% 50%  43%
H. Clinton      37  38   45
Other           --   1    1
Undec            8   6    7

Fav/Unfav

-           Now             3/31            2/17
-           GOP     Dem     GOP     Dem     GOP     Dem
J. McCain   72%/20% 28%/59% 84%/12% 37%/51% 68%/18% 44%/40%
G. Bush     60 /36  11 /85  67 /31  12 /86  67 /29  16 /82
B. Obama    31 /61  69 /23  31 /60  77 /17  37 /48  71 /22
R. Nader    22 /52  28 /45  23 /46  22 /43    na      na
H. Clinton  21 /76  70 /26  14 /83  70 /26  21 /78  81 /14
B. Clinton  16 /82  75 /20  18 /79  73 /24  21 /79  80 /16

How Satisfied Would You Be If Obama/Clinton Gets The Dem Nod? (Dems)

-                   Now         3/31        2/17
-                   Oba Cli     Oba Cli     Oba Cli
Very/somewhat       76% 75%     77% 75%     78% 79%
Not very/not at all 21  23      18  23      18  19

Are You Satisfied With McCain As The GOP Nominee, Or Would You Have Preferred Someone Else? (GOPers)

-                           Now 3/31
Preferred someone else      55% 52%
Satisfied with McCain       42  44

If Obama/Clinton Gets The Dem Nod, Would You Vote For ___? (Dems)

-                                 Now      3/31     2/17
-                                 Oba Cli  Oba Cli  Oba Cli
Him/her enthusiastically in Nov.  56% 50%  56% 49%  55% 59%
Him/her, but mainly against GOPer 21  27   22  30   22  22
The GOP candidate                 12   9    9  10    9  10
Not vote at all                    6   8    7   7    6   5

Which Best Describes Your Nov. Reaction To McCain Getting The GOP Nod? (GOPers)

-                                           Now 3/31
Vote for him enthusiastically               34% 38%
Vote for him, but mainly against the Dem    42  40
Vote for the Dem candidate                  11   7
Not vote at all                              2   4

Has Obama Been Attacking Clinton Unfairly, Or Not? (Dems)

-                   Now 3/31 
Yes, has been       21% 22%
No, has not         67  70

Has Clinton Been Attacking Obama Unfairly, Or Not? (Dems)

-                   Now 3/31
Yes, has been       50% 49%
No, has not         38  41

www.youtube.com/watch

If people really want change then Obama is the path of choice. If you don't want a continuation of the last couple presidential terms then why put another Clinton in the White House or McCain that will continue Bush's will.

Good luck in the GE.

The best way to defeat "empty rhetoric" is with empty rhetoric, hey precurser ?
Those clips are utterly useless.
The childish political methods that the American government stoop to....

Originally posted by Ceredwynn

If people really want change then Obama is the path of choice. If you don't want a continuation of the last couple presidential terms then why put another Clinton in the White House or McCain that will continue Bush's will.

Lastly, McCain is not Bush.  I honestly don't believe that McCain really even likes Bush all that much.  He plays the politician, but he has been at odds with Bush for quite some time.  He has been critical of many of the White House policies for some time, and although he has supported his party, like he should, he has still voiced resentment toward overall management.

Originally posted by Nasica

The best way to defeat "empty rhetoric" is with empty rhetoric, hey precurser ?
Those clips are utterly useless.
The childish political methods that the American government stoop to....

You think the government made that video?!?!  huh?

Originally posted by Vemoi

 

Originally posted by Nasica

The best way to defeat "empty rhetoric" is with empty rhetoric, hey precurser ?
Those clips are utterly useless.
The childish political methods that the American government stoop to....

Do your leaders hang with terrorist, criminals and racist Nasica?

 

You think the government made that video?!?!  huh?