This is the Presidential Campaign Thread.

Barack Obama Vs. John McCain.

Edited November 6, 200817 yr by Toups

If Clinton wins and dosen't pick Obama as VP this would be a very SMART move for McCain. If Obama is on the ticket it won't mean anything!

If Clinton wins and dosen't pick Obama as VP this would be a very SMART move for McCain. If Obama is on the ticket it won't mean anything!

It doesn't mean anything either way. I still think clinton will get the black vote over McCain even with CondelsleezA Rice.

Anybody else hear that McCain is considering Condeleeza Rice as his VP? I sure hope they aren't trying to get the black vote by having her as his VP, because CR is pretty much disliked by African americans.

I have heard....I say let him choose her. Because the Republicans would lose in a landslide

I have not spoken to ONE African American who likes CR

Edited February 12, 200817 yr by DevotedToAMC

CNN is projecting that Obama is the winner in Virginia. I think hillary better start praying that the DNC will decide who gets the nom because Hillary has more superdelegates than obama.

On the republican side McCain is leading Huckabee in Virginia. Why are Huckabee and Ron paul still in this race, they have no chance of catching up with McCain they are just wasting money.

Edited February 13, 200817 yr by EricaKane70

Huckabee is staying in this race for one reason, to put the heat on McCain as a party divider.

I really think Huckabee will be the VP nominee.

I really think Huckabee will be the VP nominee.

The last thing I want to see is VP Huckabible...you can guarantee with him as VP that abortion would be illegal, marriage defined between a man and a woman, and no more freedom of religion.

Just a little humor for Obama fans (no offense at all intended to Hillary fans).

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I really think Huckabee will be the VP nominee.

If Huckabee wins the VP nomination, us gays better get used to living in a dog kennel because he thinks of us as animals.

Hillary's a man now? Obama officially won Virginia and CNN is projecting that obam has won D.C. and Maryland. Funny thing is the race is still close.

Edited February 13, 200817 yr by EricaKane70

Obama does need to get more specific. I've seen several of his stump speeches, and the same talking points creep up each time. I could almost recite the whole thing myself. Meanwhile, I'm sick of hearing about "35 years" from a certain somebody too.

Edited February 13, 200817 yr by stenbeck212

Obama does need to get more specific. I've seen several of his stump speeches, and the same talking points creep up each time. I could almost recite the whole thing myself. Meanwhile, I'm sick of hearing about "35 years" from a certain somebody too.

I have to agree, he just mentioned the thing about the republican whispering to him that they were republican but they voted for him, he's said that several times.

Obama is starting to make a dent with white women!

Hillary hasn't congratulated obama for his wins yet nor did she do it the other night. I don't think I care if she does or not this is a competition that is ongoing.

I agree with Barack focusing more on specifics instead of broad generalizations during his stump speeches. Its clear that he wants change and that he wants to make a difference, however he needs to lay out exactly how he wants to do it to make it clear to all voters.

Hillary really needs to stop harping on her past experiences. Everyone knows the shady past of the Clintons, and its a turn off. If she were smart, she'd focus on the future and the future only.

Hillary hasn't congratulated obama for his wins yet nor did she do it the other night. I don't think I care if she does or not this is a competition that is ongoing.

Whether its competition or not, I believe that good sportsmanship means knowing when a victory is well earned. Even if she has to do it through gritted teeth, it can only make her seem more compassionate, and well, less frigid than she already is.