I personally can’t stand McCain, but I won’t throw a fit if he wins. I’d like to see a younger, savvy, and eloquent Republican. When Reagan is the best public speaker the Republicans can muster in 20 years, it’s time for a change.

I like that you’re gung ho for McCain, though now I think you’re obligated to write us a post explaining why.

Be on the lookout for a pro-Obama piece in the next week. Jenn Winn has agreed to join us for at least a season and share her Obama-esque perspectives. In order to balance the Force, we’ll need some smart pro-Republican coverage as well.

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However, John McCain is different from the other types of Republicans. Also, in 1988 at this time Gov. Dukakas looked unbeatable against Vice Pres Bush. Obama will have his moment in the tank just like Mike did.

While you might be right about the out come, I hope the Democrats are that confident and like the New England Patriots blow it in the end. 19-0 looks pretty silly right now.

While I know that John McCain would be the best President for 2008, unlike other Republicans, I think both Clinton and Obama will bring strenghts to the White House and can be good Presidents.

With my fictional charater of Bob what I am trying to show is how every politian makes speechs that all sound the same. In my view, John McCain is the least Bob like of the three.

I hate to tell you this, Michael, but a Democrat WILL be our next President. It’s unavoidable without a major scandal in the next six months.

I’ve listened to a few Republicans on radio and tv talk about how great their chances are, but we all know that this is the required and expected spin that a Republican MUST offer to keep the Republican masses confident.

But look at the actual world, and stop caring what the party analysts say. The U.S. wants a change. They are reacting to Bush, and they will swing Democrat if for no other reason than because they are so disappointed in and disenchanted with Bush.

There’s no debate. No Republican stood a chance before the primaries began. It’s a necessary exercise in futility. Obama vs. Hillary is getting so much attention because the winner WILL be our next President.

You don’t have to like it. But you SHOULD accept it.