Geeze...the answer is pretty obvious.
Hillary has between 50 and 55% negatives. She CANNOT win a general election.
Obama, on the other hand, would trounce McCain like he was the Washington Generals playing the old Harlem Globetrotters.
Hank
I just had to toss this in.....Brit Hume is just amazingly good. Funny, insightful, succinct. God forbid if Fox News should lose him.
Hank
The Clintons CHEAT! She wouldn’t have run if winning weren’t guaranteed. When Hillary wins by unimaginable amounts and all the pundits have their jaws to the floor — just like in NH, it’s NOT the American people voting for her, it’s the dead Americans, the illegal ones, it’s the imaginary ones.
No way does Obama “trounce” McCain. The shine is off now, a bit too early, actually. I wonder how the Dems are going to resolve this with delegate counts favoring Obama but many Dems having buyer’s remorse.
I dunno. Obama may have already peaked. Obama has a lot of hallmarks of being a political Achy Break Heart.
You know, the sort of novelty song, from an unknown artist, that goes through a progression first being of being so new and exciting, that people ask each other if they have heard it, and argue over the exact lyrics, because they have only heard it a time or time or two.
Second, the song gets lots, and lots, and lots of radio play time, and people get excited every time it comes on.
Third, the song get just as much air time, but people are no longer so excited to hear it, and lots or gimmicky merchandise, most of its unlicensed, appears with the song's lyrics on it.
Fourth, the song gets a little less air time, and people hardly notice when it comes on. More gimmicky merchandise, most of it now licensed, appears.
Fifth, the song gets the more air time, as the artist's concert tour is promoted, but people start to get irritated when the song is played.
Sixth, the song gets less airtime, as the concert struggles, and people are so irritated by the song, they turn the radio off when the song comes on. The licensed gimmicky merchandise is marked "reduced" at Wal-Mart.
Seventh, the song gets no airtime, and people in bars who are unwise enough to play the song on a juke box are viciously beaten by fellow patrons who are sick and tired listening to that damn song. The licensed gimmicky merchandise, which cannot be sold even at a discount, is donated to Good Will as a tax write off.
A week ago, Obama was at stage 4. He now looks to be heading into stage five, and November is a long way off.