Barack really is a nice story but after seeing the last debate, he makes me feel he's more like a book with a nice cover and not too much story. The man has no policy. If he does, he's been choosing to hide it. He really is the least qualified for the job, but that doesn't bother me. Christ, we let George W. Monkey sit in the driver's seat for eight years, it can't be that demanding of a job.
I think if Hillary wins everything, she just have a 51-49% of the country like the last regime and the country will be grid locked. But with that said, I can deal with grid lock rather than a president keeping us in an unjust war wasting human life, tax dollars and American integrity.
I'd vote for either candidates in a general election.
Huckabee should stop wasting campaign money, he's going no where, but I think he wants to broker the power of the religious right. It should be noted: the Republicans are divided in thirds ideologically. One third don't believe in dinosaurs and are waiting for armageddon (yikes), one third believes in more financial deregulation so investment bankers can send us deeper into a recession (duh) and one third has an uncontrollable boner for war (wha?).
With that said, the other two Republicans represent the other two thirds respectively. The GOP is a splintered group of no real Republican sweet hearts. You don't think either Hillary or Obama could overcome that kind of opposition in a general election? You don't think they, Hillary and Barack, would win more independent voters? You don't think that fighting a ridiculous war for no reason and being on the verge of financial ruin is enough to get a victory for the blue team?
I think if Hillary wins everything, she just have a 51-49% of the country like the last regime and the country will be grid locked. But with that said, I can deal with grid lock rather than a president keeping us in an unjust war wasting human life, tax dollars and American integrity.
I'd vote for either candidates in a general election.
Huckabee should stop wasting campaign money, he's going no where, but I think he wants to broker the power of the religious right. It should be noted: the Republicans are divided in thirds ideologically. One third don't believe in dinosaurs and are waiting for armageddon (yikes), one third believes in more financial deregulation so investment bankers can send us deeper into a recession (duh) and one third has an uncontrollable boner for war (wha?).
With that said, the other two Republicans represent the other two thirds respectively. The GOP is a splintered group of no real Republican sweet hearts. You don't think either Hillary or Obama could overcome that kind of opposition in a general election? You don't think they, Hillary and Barack, would win more independent voters? You don't think that fighting a ridiculous war for no reason and being on the verge of financial ruin is enough to get a victory for the blue team?
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