RuPaul will suffer from something similar to the Bradley effect.
People (apparently 10% of responders) will tell a pollster that they will vote for a crazy person.
When they get to the polls, more than half vote for a different crazy person.

I'm going to help break that dead heat.

Go Obama!

It simply amazes me people think Obama would be a better president than Clinton. Despite all their dramatics, when it comes down to it the differences in their postions are negligible the two are interchangable.

I listed to John Zogby on C-Span this morning and Obama has been ahead in CA the LAST THREE DAYS!!!!!

HILLARY CLINTON VOTED FOR THE WAR IN IRAQ.
(JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICANS)
HILLARY CLINTON VOTED TO CALL THE IRANIAN GUARD TERRORISTS.
(JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICANS)
HILLARY CLINTON USED FEAR OF TERRORISM TO GET WHAT SHE WANTED.
(JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICANS)
BILL CLINTON HAS USED RACIST INNUENDO'S TO AWAKEN CLOSET RACISM IN SIMPLE MINDS.
(JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICANS)
THE CLINTONS SEND OUT THEIR FASCIST ATTACK DOGS TO SHAME EVERYONE THAT DOESNT AGREE WITH THEM.
(JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICANS)

THE CLINTONS ARE REPUBLICANS WITH DEMOCRATIC MASKS.

Now Clinton has noticeably changed her speaking style and adding message points/buzzwords directly from the Obama playbook. She copied Obama's Kennedy ad. Again, she'll do or say anything to win. Lie, cry, copy, co-opt...I've never seen a candidate so obsessed to win. Which is why I don't think she'll win. People are finally catching on.

Will the undecided vote slide towards the Incumbent Sen. Billary Clinton or move forward to underdog Sen Barak Obama?


It will be interesting.

Stay away from polls, folks.

Obama '08

Oh, I hate Obama he is ruining everything for the democrats. It is Hillary's turn, he should wait, she is so amazing and ready. He still needs to sit under her and learn how Washington works. His empty speeches are so annoying they hurt my ears. We need a woman in office because men have ruined everything. Imagine what a real change to finally have a woman as President. After all our struggles in this world to not being able to vote, always being considered second class, to the abuse we put up with. Now you are telling me I have a chance to finally erase all that negativity and vote for a woman. Obama has done nothing he is getting a free ride while he stands in the way of the women's progress, it is a shame he chooses to do that and how he looks in the mirror is a mystery to me.

Bad news for Billary.

The ONLY poll which predicted the states that have voted so far has:

Obama at +4 in CA
Hillary +2 in NJ
Hillary +2 in MO
Obama +20 in GA

http://www.reuters.com/news/globalcoverage/2008candidates

While Bill was elected governor of Arkansas, Hillary was a partner is a high powered law firm, dabbling in commodities and real estate, and serving on the board of Walmart(at a time aggressively union busting).

After graduating from Columbia, Barack took a low paying job as a community organizer in a poverty area of Chicago working with government, church leaders, and ordinary citizens to gain job training for displaced factory workers and those lacking in education and marketable skills.

Realizing that he would be more effective with legal training, he gained entrance into the most prestigess law school in the country where he gained it's highest recognition for excellence and the ability to work with many driven egoes, as the first black president of the Harvard Law Review. With this background he could have gone on to partnership in a powerful law firm or the fast track up the corporate ladder. Obama chose to return to Chicago and practice civil rights law and work in the legislature to help the same people he was dedicated to from the beginning.

Being married to a neurosurgeon for thirty years does not make you qualified to remove a brain tumor. 23 US Senators had the wisdom to vote against giving Bush the authority to invade Iraq. Hillary was not among them. Barack spoke out against entering this illegal war from the very beginning and was willing to risk his political career for his principles.

The world sees US as having voting for torture, illegal invasion of a sovereign country for their natural resources, and disadvantageous "free trade" treaties. Many developing nations now view America as a preditor.

Hillary Clinton represents our priviledged past, Barack Obama represents our increasing interdependant future. We need someone who can achieve cooperative agreements among all the natures of the world to save our precious resources to sustain future generations of humans on this plantet. I prefer to support someone who believes we can, not someone who thinks these goals are too lofty and naive.

I will stand with Barack Obama and say, "YES WE CAN!"

Whatever side you are for, there is no denying that people across the board are actually paying attention to this nomination. A lot of my friends who could care less about politics are talking about Obama vs. Clinton.

Clinton may indeed win out when its all over but there's no denying that Obama has made this race exciting.

And in the end isn't that the goal...having the electorate interested in the electoral process?

Go Dems Go!!

I must admit, this is a shocker. Whether you support Obama or not, there's no denying that he's really shook-up the electorate pot or I should say: blew it up! This poll misses all the young people sans land lines...If he ekes out a V in Cali, this could spell a guarantee that HRC finishes her political career in the senate.

Go Obama '08

Obama takes the lead in California, but I think Hillary is in a strong postion because of early voting, Obama will have to open up a 10 to 15 point lead to take California. Good news California is trending that way.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080203/pl_nm/usa_politics_poll_dc_1