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McCain will win 40 states.

I'm with you. That's been my predictionl

Obama's inexperience (only 143 days of real experience in the senate), his arrogance, his many flip-flops, his anti-Americanism, his personal relationships with America haters, his lack of spontaneity when off the teleprompter, his lack of knowledge of the issues, his ultra-liberal (Marxist) record on legislative matters (even as slim at it is), should all be enough for people to actually be turned off by Obama, and turned off enough to vote against him.

Then, the debates haven't even taken place yet, but I'm pretty certain that his inexperience and naivete will be his biggest undoing. And he won't be able to pick and choose the radio and TV stations as he's been able to do up to now and during the primaries. Once he starts being challenged on his positions, the people will start knowing him better and his inexperience will show dramatically.

Then, there's the enemies he made along the way, including Hillary and a large number of her voters who are vowing that they will never vote for Obama. Then, of course, there are always the people who will never vote for a liberal, nor a Marxist, nor a black person (that's racism, but it's a reality that there are still racists in America).

All in all, I can't see Obama winning at all. I see McCain winning handily. 40 states is not totally out of the question. I also see Mccain with at least 15 million more votes than Obama.

I see McCain winning handily. 40 states is not totally out of the question. I also see Mccain with at least 15 million more votes than Obama.

MacCain-Feingold, ironically, will be coming back to bite Juanito on his backside. (Who do you think the MSM will be working for before the election, and whyever do you think they were so hell bent on giving Juanito the nomination in the first place?).

Though I don't look forward to President Obama, this conservative will at least have the great peasure of of seeing Juanito "hoisted on his own petard."