That's how this election will turn out. But honestly, I don't want to see McCain anywhere even near November. I think the better and more interesting election is Clinton vs Obama. I feel that there's real passion in way the Democratic candidates are being chosen and that it's more indicative of what a truly democratic process needs in the US. I love the fact that both Clinton and Obama are virtually neck and neck in this race, both candidates have things to offer (although I'm supporting Obama 100%).
The thing that's saddest for myself is that I think both candidates end up undermining the Democrat's platform in the end, especially if both candidates perform any negative campaigning. If this were November and we had to go to the ballots right now with both candidates on the list, this wouldn't be an issue. But we still need for the Democrats to make it to November and provide a positive image for the American public and the world to witness.
This campaign is so critical that everyone is watching. People have so many opinions on the subject, simply because Bush fucked the US up really badly. The next 8 years of the world impinges on selecting the correct one. Heck, my next 8 years of my life impinges on the next president. I mean, I'm hoping the next one has enough sense to dismantle the Homeland Shitcurity waste and TSA (Totally Stupid Assholes) agency and focus on getting the nation back on track.
Anybody but Bush is the wrong attitude to have. I think that all of the Republican candidates (except Ron Paul who dropped out) are not qualified to lead the country into 2016. We don't have that much time to rebuild the nation. China and India are catching up. Many allies lost faith in the US and only fear another crazy regime in taking over. Youth is despondent as ever and the kids are growing up dumber while other countries are leading in science and technology. Then you have the ecological issues with Global Warming, resource depletion, the oil crisis and such. Also, you have job losses and crooked finance firms getting away with murder while CEOs depart with the gratitude of multi-million dollar severance packages.
I don't want nor trust a Republican to lead America away from this. So hopefully the next candidate will be strong enough to take on the Republican party and win won for the country rather than a few self-serving people.
Hey Hillary! Why don't you team up with Obama as VP if you lose to him? I think that'd be a killer tag team.
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