Next U.S. President, Obama or Clinton?

[LytSlpr]

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if you care to read the whole artiks above dated back 2006, Im sure average istoryan can do research from here, but for one whose mind is already made up, that would be a waste of time.

im not an american neither Im eligible to vote for a black newbie or a junior ilinois senator but as a discerning voter, I dont see color, *** and religion to dictate my conviction as well as my decison.

if he changed his belief, that does not officially change his religion. i do not hate obama but there are a lot of grey areas with this guy. i may not totally agree with clinton either but at least she is relatively more defined.

you may not be prejudice but majority of the people here in America still are my friend they just don't admit it.

"Racism and sexism work very differently," said Michael Dawson, a professor of political science at the University of Chicago. "A sort of crude misogyny is still acceptable in our society, but if you are racist, you are encouraged to mask it."

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Obama

[Velvett]

My intuition tells me it's going to be OBAMA

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Obama

[ta3]

for the updates of the election. http://my.barackobama.com/page/commu...hamfelsen/CmkF

[autumnsleep]

in the US there has been a constant president, male and white. this will be the first time in history for a black american or a woman to sit in the oval office if either of the candidates will win.

your comments please

[cebuboi]

mccain!

[LytSlpr]

sa ka-baho sa republicans ron, even with their own supporters McCain is a longshot.

[brad]

THE PARTY NOMINATION WILL END IN JUNE 2008

Im very confident the John McCain will be the Republican nomination for president.

McCain is beloved in the economic community as a good leader to take the country out of the economic crisis.

Good US economy is good for all the people in the world.

[LytSlpr]

Regardless of who represents each party, do you sincerely think that the Republicans has a chance against the Democrats this coming election?

Probably McCain's strongest asset is he is a guy and he is white. I don't know if that will help much with the racism & sexism issue that is curently plaguing the democrats. I hope this advantage can see him through the damage or the neglect that the Republicans currently caused the US economy.

With these factors in mind, at the end of the day an averae American voter will think about his personal benefits regardless of the president's party, race, gender or religion for that matter, it's all about economic platforms, jobs which will also touch immigration policies. I don't think Bush's recent "Booster Shot" to the economy by giving tax rebates will do the trick either.