The only thing for certain is, that we sure do live in interesting times. First time in forever that either an incumbent or sitting veep is not running, or that a senator stands the best chance of being elected. Under the circumstances, with not only a woman but the wife of a former president as the heir apparent to the democratic ticket, what a perfect opportunity for a new, young black man to challenge her for that position.
If the best the Republican Party can do in this situation is to present a RINO with a voting record any democrat would be proud of, then the party powers to be deserve what they get - and what they should get is the lowest Republican turnout in history. Sure, it would result in a democratic landslide but let ‘em gloat while they can: Four years of Carter got us 12 years of Reagan-Bush.
An Obama administration would be a heck of lot more interesting than another Clinton regime, esp. to see what kind of talent he would bring into his cabinet. We already know what Hillary will do: trot out all the old dinosaur libs surviving from the Carter years and the snakes-in-the-grass who always seem to be in the Clinton inner circle.
If it’s McCain, I would just like to see how little support he would get - he might end up with more democrats voting for him than Republicans. You know they always say there’s room for everyone under the Big Tent: A heckuva lot MORE room if all the regulars don’t show.
I'm not panicking cuz I'll never vote for McCain. I can always say, "don't look at me."