Clinton-Obama

[goofywife]

I hope its Mc Cain in November (I also hope he picks a strong younger running mate), If I have to pick a democrat I would rather see Clinton than Obama.

I am not really happy with any of the candidates, but, I think I say that every election.

Since, I didn't run for office and put myself on the line, I need to accept the options that we are given.

[Tink]

I don't think Clinton will drop out. I can imagine her starting to move her stuff back into the whitehouse before the elections are even over regardless of having lost. LOL

I do not see her taking NO for an answer.

It wouldn't surprise me if McCain wins simply because he's the only white male running. Poor reasoning, but wouldn't shock me.

[Dobie]

I don't think that Clinton will drop out until at least the beginning of June, and even then I think she will be pressured to drop out by democratic leaders.

I don't know what it is, but there is something about Obama that I just would not feel secure with as president - I think the Rev Wright controversy showed that he can be a little naive about things.

I will probably vote for McCain.

[Janet]

I hope neither will drop out. I think if they want the job, they'd better know the facts and know how to get the job done and campaign for it. I'm like everyone else, I just don't know who I would vote for in November. It's so discouraging.

[judy]

I'm with you Tink about Hillary moving her stuff in before the election. Can't you just see her pushing poor Laura Bush right out of bed!

I don't know if she'll drop out. She may be pressured to. If not - no way!

I'm an Obama person myself, but I honestly think all 3 of them are good. I'm personally against the war, which McCain is not going to end. Other than that, he's a very good man. Hillary has been good for NY as a Senator. But, I do prefer Obama.

[Gina]

Clinton will not drop out I doubt that very much. I cannot understand how people would want her as president. We are in this mess of the war thanks to Bill.

Like Michelle I am really not happy with any of the candidates either. But McCain is going to be my choice. I am not in favor of the war but if we bail out now they will bring the war here to the U.S. By voting for either one does not mean that we are going to end the war..

[Marilyn]

Obama, all the way for me. I'm afraid of both Clinton and McCain. I don't know what Clinton will do now. I kinda think she will hang on until she is forced out. She's a bulldog!!! fights even when there is little hope for victory. She took the day off, but I heard that her spokesman said she is looking to the next primary. Who knows!!

Enough with Rev. Wright. I think the guy is going senile, and Obama hasn't been around him much since he's been a senator and was not aware of what was happening. I also think Wright is extremely selfish and is trying to take advantage of the situation and doesn't care at all about Obama. He says that Obama didn't defend him sufficiently in his speach in Pennsylvania. My impression is that Obama's speach was very proper in that he disapproved of what the man said, but still loved the man like anyone would a family member with whom they did not agree.

Obama needs to just rise above it all and get back to being Presidential. Bush would let stuff like this just slide right off by ignoring the issue and talking about more important things. That's what Obama needs to do about this.

My concern is that I don't know if America is mature enough to elect a black man President, even if he is qualified.