Comments on: McCain Can Beat Clinton… With Ease

By: C Stanley

C Stanley — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 15:54:06 +0000

If Hillary does well enough in Iowa and NH to become the real frontrunner again, I think it will come down to this kind of calculation on the GOP side. And the question is, which potential GOP ticket would attract the votes of the Dems and Independents who will turn out to vote against Hillary? If certain GOP candidates are put up against Clinton, the Dems/moderates who dislike Hillary will find some of them even worse than her and will either grudgingly cast a vote for her or they’ll stay home. But if a GOP ticket is at least more acceptable to them than a Clinton presidency is, then the GOP can win it by attracting those swing voters. Increasingly it looks like McCain might be that candidate, and Huckabee also attracts some people like that because of his positive message and great communication skills. I think the two of them on one ticket would be the GOP’s best chance, and they’d also be likely to perform well against Obama I think- because Huckabee brings the positive, non-establishment, hopeful message, while McCain has much more experience than any of them.

By: Sisi

Sisi — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 15:07:13 +0000

There goes the Hillary bashing again. Are you all afraid of a woman being president? Hillary this and Hillary that. WTH. No one talks about the great job she has done for NYS and even crossed party lines to get things done.

By: inessa

inessa — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 20:16:15 +0000

If Edwars beats McCain whereas Obama and Hillary do not, why are Democrats not supporting Edwards?Do they prefer a Republican president?I have read Edwards beats every Republican. Why are you crossing him out?Do Democrats have a death wish?I am a Democrat, I support Edwards. However, I am likely to vote for McCain rather than for Obama or Hillary. Otherwise, I will stay home. The rest: more of the same. The Senate has given Bush everything he wanted.The Senate has a low performance rate. Both Obama and Hillary are members of the low performing Senate. Obama for a short time, with the greatest number of missing votes; including the vote on Iran he is vocal about (against Hillary). Where was his voice? The Senate for him is a stepping stone to the presidency rather than a job the people of Illinois sent him to do.He became Senator after defeating Alan Keyes; not too much of an achievement in my opinion.Hillary is not running on her own two feet; the first woman president is relying on her man to get there. Who are we voting for Bill or Hillary? Where does Bill end and Hillary begins?I know what I am getting with Edwards and McCain. Obama and Hillary? Don’t trust them.

By: Sherry

Sherry — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 19:08:43 +0000

Obama’s Church; Cauldron of Division – You might want to google this article.

By: Sherry

Sherry — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 19:04:07 +0000

I have a great deal of respect for everything McCain has gone through, but he was guilty of putting out false information about Iraq, which caused us to go to war – now he’s trying to do the same with Iran.

By: Hillary Clinton » McCain Can Beat Clinton… With Ease

Hillary Clinton » McCain Can Beat Clinton… With Ease — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 09:58:41 +0000

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