Who will be your next president?

[zeruel]

either Obama or McCain... but not Hillary...

[jian]

For me it's Obama

[krahmaan]

Originally Posted by dealhunter

The only reason I am asking this question is to see what others will say. Just state your opinion and please be nice. So who do you think will be your next president of the United States?

I actually voted for Ron Paul. But everybody knows that McCain will win.

[earthbound soul]

I'll go for John McCain...

[wazzbo]

I am from UK and would like to see Hillary Clinton elected but i think it will be John Mccain as the democrats have gone to negative during there campaign and it will have turned of American voters.

[John Scott]

Originally Posted by wazzbo

I am from UK and would like to see Hillary Clinton elected

Why is it that foreigners want the US to elect a corrupt POS woman?

[jdspc]

More folks vote for American Idol so does it really matter...

We the People...

[N3wSeo]

I don't know, american people aren't ready yet for a black and especially for a lady to be the next president. So I think John Mccain can beat it.

[gridsix]

Obama, no question...

[South]

The general Democrat base isn't smart enough to be trusted with decisions this important. The Dem party know this, that's why super delegates exist. Both Hillary and Obama have been damaged so badly that I don't see how either could stand up through a general election.

Dems at this point have the choice of:

Hillary = The new tapes are almost a comedy of how she lies time and time again in public not just to get out of trouble, but for petty reasons too (Sniper fire that didn't happen, Named after Sir Hillary, Cattle futures, on and on). She's an extremely unlikeable character by most peoples measure and America at large now knows her as a chronic liar who can't be trusted to tell you anything other than what she thinks you wan to hear with no regard for truth.

Obama = Now accepted by most of America (extreme left excluded) as an angry racist who makes public speeches on togetherness and harmony, yet surrounds himself in his personal life with bitter separatists. His eloquent written speeches are now being overshadowed by him stammering his way through interviews looking frustrated and confused while clumsily tap dancing around questions without answering. He's been frontline on the national scene for a very short period of time and is already unelectable in a general election...and he hasn't even had to face the weather underground questions yet, but he will before November.

There's talk now of the Democratic party just taking it out of the voters hands and possibly putting Gore on the front of the ticket. That would be the Democrats best chance at a win.

Republicans have had the white house for eight years. Dems should have had this locked up in a cakewalk this year...and their voters narrow themselves down to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. No wonder the party puts in idiot proof fail safes.

[gridsix]

Angry racist? I think you're projecting...

Either one will do just fine against grampa munster...

[m42]

As much as I'd hate to see a Democrat in office, it's looking as though we may be stuck with one. Obama seems the lesser of the two evils. Listening to Hilary's liberal fascist vitriol makes me want to douse myself in highly corrosive acid and jump head first into an active volcano.

Hearing McCain talk evokes images of Reagan rolling around restlessly in his grave.

This has definitely been a suboptimal election year.

[South]

Originally Posted by gridsix

Angry racist? I think you're projecting...

Either one will do just fine against grampa munster...

Thanks for making my point. That's why I added the (extreme left excluded). Your point against McCain is a physical comparison to grandpa munster, my points against the libs are verifiable character issues and alarming social positions. You don't know, you don't care. Hence...super delegates. People who think like that can't be trusted on their own.

I'm no McCain fan, but the horror of thinking any Dem running may get into the whitehouse will buy him a lot of fairweather friends in November.

[m42]

Originally Posted by South

I'm no McCain fan, but the horror of thinking any Dem running may get into the whitehouse will buy him a lot of fairweather friends in November.

Exactly.

[John Scott]

I think you guys got it wrong. If a Republican gets in, it'll just prolong the status quo. We need a tax-and-spend Liberal in there to bankrupt the economy and bring things to a head.

[m42]

*laugh*

Yes, one who kills the defense budget and allows 5 of the 20 major metro areas in the US to be annihilated because 9/11 was either a direct result of a Republican being voted into office or a hoax.

Wheeee.... Wouldn't that be fun.

[John Scott]

http://www.break.com/index/the-truth...in-bosnia.html

[amanamission]

I think that Oprah would make a great president
She's already the most powerful woman in the world.

[jdspc]

The current pres has shown us that the position is based on information from those who have either agendas and tell him that 'this is the right thing to do' or just those who want to keep a job.

Since this is the case, I nominate Carlin/Maher.

At the very least we can be humored into a total flop of a term and not just pushed up against a wall and told to take it.
Please, make a joke when you come bust into my house for 'suspicious activity reports'...
I can take a joke...but only for 8 years...I am done laughing...

[Rankenstein]

Originally Posted by South

No wonder the party puts in idiot proof fail safes.

I think the Republicans could do with some idiot-proofing, judging by the idiot that got in last time