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CRISP said 04/20, 06:49 PM
1. I suppose there are many who believe that Hillary is hurting the Dems. I recall some in the party and across America calling on her to call it quits. I think the party set the date for the Convention for Aug deliberately, knowing that the possibilities are that candidates will fight it to the end or voters will make their choice early. Unfortunately the former happened and I think we must allow it.

2. I think that this is part of a Presidential campaigning.Candidates continue to use opportunities to argue that they are better than the other. I have listened to Obama and/or members of his campaign and/or his supporters go on Hillary about Bosnia, claiming that First Lady experiance is not experiance at all and many others.This is them just testing the tenacity and electability of each candidate.

3. I believe that Dems will, at the end of the Primaries, unite behind the winner. McCain hasn't felt the steam of Democracts at work when united. By any standards, any candidate that has enjoyed as much break as McCain should be doing extreemly well on the national polls, he isn't. Should have raised enough money, he hasn't.I think he'll be the easiest Republican to beat ever.

CRISP said 04/20, 07:29 PM
I note your closing word. You sound like you would want McCain to go head to head with Obama than Hillary. Could this mean that you are picking the easy to beat candidate between the two.

I know that Republicans are terrified at the possibility of running against a Clinton (who now leads national polls 46-45%)as they know how tough she can be in a run off. Hillary is continuing with the campaign as a candidate is not chosen yet and it is her right to fight it until she secures the nomination. I am not those Dems that say they will vote for McCain if their candidates looses. I will vote for Obama if Hillary wins, that should tell you that I am not "blindly in support of Hillary", I just believe that she will be the best Commander in Chief.

McCain has to choose Romney if he really wants to win the conservatives, but he should know that he will loose some as Romney brings his baggage when it comes to other groups like religious.

He will be easy to beat, here is how. Economy is one of the strongest points of this elections and his weakest. Even his plan is found wanting and he cannot expand on it himself. Most Americans now want out of Iraq, he doesn't seem to notice.

CRISP said 04/22, 11:45 AM
Fistly you contradict yourself by arguing that Obama is tougher and then say that is the reason we are voting for HER. SMART. In this race the word "CANNOT WIN" doesn't exist. You will know that both candidates dont have enough to seal the deal. They will need Florida and Michigan, as well as automatic delegates.

CNN reports that there is a difference of 144 delegates between these candidates and that already includes the pledged automatic delegates.

That was Math... lets turn to Facts.On economy which McCain is blank on, you are advancing an argument that we must vote him anyway because he will hire someone who knows the issue.R U serious? He must know the issue hismelf even if he will have advisors and secretaries

Clintons have been tested and most of what you would regard as skeletons are out and dealt with. I cannot say the same about Barack. Republicans are still having a go on him and are just waiting for him to win to launch their machine.

"Bridge-building"? please.I need someone who'll unite the country on economy.Build the bridge between rich-poor, between haves-havenots on health and other issue.Dems will screw it by voting Obama.