[Dante3]

I doubt many of Hillary's supporters will be voting for McCain especially after they learn of his treatment of his first wife. His speech the other day was not one to create enthusiasm. I did not think much of Obama's speech either but he sounded full of energy and had the crowd cheering while McCain's audience needed cue card to applaud.

I don't know how many Republicans will be voting for Obama but "Republicans for Obama" have their own site. Their numbers likely dropped after the Rev. Wright controversy.

[mgc1122]

“I doubt many of Hillary’s supporters will be voting for McCain especially after they learn of his treatment of his first wife. His speech the other day was not one to create enthusiasm. I did not think much of Obama’s speech either but he sounded full of energy and had the crowd cheering while McCain’s audience needed cue card to applaud.”

We conservatives will do what we can - especially survive and thrive in spite of which Democrat is elected.

[DM1]

“after the Rev. Wright controversy. “

this alone should net a slew of lunch pail Democrats to McCain
if not then we are truly doomed

[lonestar]

...while McCain's audience needed ...

No-doze!