Next U.S. President, Obama or Clinton?

[shimiyu]

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Current polls say that the American electorate generally favors a Democrat in the White House. They've been fed up with Republican bruhaha I guess.

Although I haven't officially taken any sides, I find myself (rather subconsciously) rooting for Obama. I probably chose Obama, not because he is the new face of hope and offers a fresh pair of diapers for a soiled America, but because of what he IS going to do once he's at the seat of the world's most powerful office.

[chad_tukes]

i'd go for Rev. Jeremiah Wright. please vote for him.

[nissanss]

not that i really have a clear pick, but it's going to be clinton. not that the u.s. is ready for a lady president or a black president but it's because they're fed up with the current administration on its economics, war issues, etc.
and even though obama is very popular right now & got strong going, but the u.s., by and large, is not ready yet for a black president.

just my 2 cents.

[chad_tukes]

not that i really have a clear pick, but it's going to be clinton. not that the u.s. is ready for a lady president or a black president but it's because they're fed up with the current administration on its economics, war issues, etc.
and even though obama is very popular right now & got strong going, but the u.s., by and large, is not ready yet for a black president.

just my 2 cents.

the current stat says otherwise.

just my 2 cents.

[xkenikensx]

ang taga western wats kibaw kinsay next pres... hehehhehe

[fingolfin]

.. i've seen that interview on Hilary about her stand on the oil-prices, she said there should be proper investigation why there's a constant increase in the prices. She said market manipulation maybe is at work with the oil companies.

[chad_tukes]

Polls: Clinton and Obama could both win

(CNN) — As voters go to the polls in Indiana and North Carolina, an average of the latest surveys in both states suggests there will be a split decision between Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in their battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...ore-for-a-win/

[aya_diwata]

In November it's not Clinton vs Obama
it's Clinton or Obama Vs McCain

so before we become so sure who will be the next president between them, again there's still the question who will be the contender of the democrats. sigh[br]Posted on: May 06, 2008, 11:35:14 PM_________________________________________________

Polls: Clinton and Obama could both win

(CNN) — As voters go to the polls in Indiana and North Carolina, an average of the latest surveys in both states suggests there will be a split decision between Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in their battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...ore-for-a-win/

like this one.. it's indeed a battle for Democratic presidential nomination.

[chad_tukes]

In November it's not Clinton vs Obama
it's Clinton or Obama Vs McCain

so before we become so sure who will be the next president between them, again there's still the question who will be the contender of the democrats. sigh[br]Posted on: May 06, 2008, 11:35:14 PM_________________________________________________
like this one.. it's indeed a battle for Democratic presidential nomination.

indeed, the article is not suggesting both Obama and Clinton could win the November elections, that would be smart of me.

it talks about the nomination for Democrats. the article clearly states that.

but it's got a catchy title, ain't it?

[biik]

I hope clinton wins.