[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.

[txradioguy]

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

But will those same new voters come out for the general election is “their guy” i.e. Obama doesn’t get the nod?

We Republicans don’t have the monopoly on the 100%’ers.

[Fishtalk]

Of course I can’t stand Obama’s politics.

But the guy is personable with a great sense of humor. He “presents” much, much better than Hillary. The ladies at the beauty parlor will love Obama.

I think Obama has a much better chance of beating the Republican nominee than Hillary. In neither case do I think the Dems will win...Hillary’s got the personality of Titiana the San Francisco tiger and Obama’s so wet behind the ears and empty in-between that he’s vulnerable to so many attacks on his experience.

Romney will beat either of those two I think. It’s possible McCain would beat them both if the Republican base doesn’t revolt.

But between Obama and The Hill, She Who Will Be Our Queen? So far Hill has had so many excuses but soon enough those Clintons are gonna get a message.