Honestly, I agree with Hyuroi. I think McCain is going to win. (I don't like any of them much, but I hate Obama the least.)

Still, since pretty much everyone hates Bush, this is the best chance we have to get a female or half-black president.

I wish america would learn from its past mistakes.

Every seriously bad thing that's happened through congress and politics in this country has been under a republican president.

Every phase where we were in surplus and more at peace was under the presidency of a democrat.

HRRRM.....

No way McCain is going to win... Even with Hillary as nominee, and most of Obama's supporters gone back to the Republican party, I think enough people would support fixing the economy over continuting the Iraq thing. No guarantees though... (Definitely no guarantees. Bush got a second term, didn't he?)

I still think Hillary would be a better president than people say, but Obama has more support from would-be-Relublican voters. My grandparents are pretty conservative Republicans, who live Arizona (McCain's state), and they registered Democratic for the first time ever just to vote for Obama.

The really sad thing is the reason people hate Hillary. People who hate her just because she's the wife of Bill Clinton deserve to be exiled from the US, Puerto Rico, and Guam. Seriously, pretty pathetic. This isn't supposed to be a "who's married to who" contest.

This thread makes me sick now =(

I think Obama supporters will stay solidly in the Democratic Party. But a lot of Hilary's supporters (blue collar, older, white) might go over to McCain. =/

I wonder if Hillary would base the way she ran the country off of the way her husband ran. Sure, Bill made himself look like a horn dog, but as a president... he actually wasn't that bad =/

Obama.. I'm not 100% sure about. I think he lacks the experience to be president.

McCain, uh, I don't care for him. I can't tell what kind of president he'd be.

When bill was president, not only did hillary contirbute in running things, but the country was in economic surplus, and things were being handled peacefully and wisely.

But anyways, with any candidate, republican or democrat, black or white male or female young or old, even with what they say in public or speech or etc, you will never know the truth until they really are president.

SEeing as how they change most of what they speak about and not all promises (if any) are upheld. ;o

Yeah, that's true. @_@ It's why I feel like I rather not vote, but I will anyway.

Only you have the power to make no difference!

I might vote. I kind of go by my friend'd dad's theory. You shouldn't complain about politics unless you voted.

^Yes yes.