McCain on the other hand, is often respected by those on the left, even if they'd prefer to have one of their own on office. Even though I was disappointed in and baffled by much of McCain's cozying up to Bush during Shrub's unpopular second term, I feel no sense of dread at the idea of his possibly assuming office after baby Bush makes that final transition back to his ranch in Texas to clear brush for the rest of his days. Plus, the hardcore Democrats won't even need a victory of their own to piss off the likes of Anne Coulter and the pill-popping Rush Limbaugh. McCain has already gotten them in such a tizzy that they've already attempted to cannibalize their own best chance at a victory in November. The Democrats really can't lose on this one. They either win and piss off the right, or they lose and the right's own candidate pisses them off.
Still, this makes it that much harder for Obama and Clinton to have a chance in the fall. McCain is didn't have the annoying face of Romney and is turning out to be fairly popular. Sure Obama and Clinton are doing well despite their genders and genetic makeups in the Democratic Primaries even in the South, but in November, they'll also need to pull in voters who don't declare themselves as Democrats at the polls. Then, lacking a penis or having too much melanin could be the difference for undecided voters between the eventual Democratic candidate and McCain, who has both the penis and amount of melanin that voters are used to in their high-profile American politicians.
Maybe McCain should take his rallying cry from a modified version of the Hillshire Farms commercials: "Go (white) Meat!"
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I've heard speculation that Obama will win the nomination because he could actually stand a chance against McCain, while Clinton probably can't. I hope that's the case.
I think Obama would have a great chance, and I'd love to see him vs. McCain, but the Democrats are idiots. That's why I never call myself one even though I usually vote that way. They picked both Gore and Kerry over charismatic candidates who would have done well with undecideds. I think Hilary gets the nomination simply because the Dems are idiots and underestimate how despised she is by regular people for some reason.
I'm wary of McCain the warrior. From what I understand, he's a little too interested in coming down hard on Iran in the near future. We already have too many wars.
Besides, he kind of reminds me of Nikita Kruschyev a little bit.
I see your point that McCain might be bad news for Democrats since some on the left might not care to come out and vote against him.
However, might that also mean that the far right will stay home on election day, lacking a hard-core conservative to vote for?
We can only dream.
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