[aligncare]

Hillary is eminently beatable.

Here’s the scary part: Obama’s not — he is formidable.

[txradioguy]

The difference between the two is that where Hillary ahs the chance wo win only by EC vote...Obama has the potential to take both the popular AND the EC vote.

Clinton Inc has known since ‘92 they don’t have to win the popular vote to take the office...which is why they never worried about their less than majority popular vote totals in two general elections.

But Obama is a diffrent story and strategy entirely.

[TomGuy]

Here’s the scary part: Obama’s not — he is formidable.

His message is resonating, especially with younger voters, AND he is causing them to actually show up at the polls and vote.

This is a harbinger of bad news for both Hillary Clinton and John McCain. They are perceived as Washington establishment. No matter how many times they yell, "I am an agent of change," they are both old Washington establishment.

Obama is winning the new vote by 2-to-1 over Clinton.

[rodguy911]

Maybe not, Bubba may have mortally wounded Oblama,by casting him as a black only projectile candidate.

So many blacks have stereotyped themselves by running and getting overwhelmingly elected in primarily black neighborhoods all over the country that many people are fed up with the practice. That could create a huge backwash for Oblama,who otherwise is a good candidate for the dems.(no experience, so few bad marks on his report card)

[A. Morgan]

Obama’s VACUOUS, his speeches are HOT AIR!
How this is unbeatable defies logic.
What did that Nazi propagandist say, “If a lie is repeated often enough it becomes the truth.”!?