Once the dust settles from the Democratic party nomination, there will be two clear choices for our nations’ president: 1. Barack Obama, 2. John Mccain, and we can throw in 3. Ralph Nader. Ok, here’s the deal:
Larger states have a hard time believing a black man can do it, and they would rather vote in someone more like them (i.e. a white person). Since there is an insurmountable amount of evidence going against Obama in those states that people are claiming to be “swing” states [sic] (i.e. could be either Republican or Democratic dominant), is fallacious. I say this because it is all based on conjecture, based on the voter turnout from these primaries. I am not entirely convinced that Hillary is winning because of Republican voters perpetuating the “Limbaugh effect,” I don’t care if there are closed primaries or not, there are ways around that.
So, since ther clear choice will be either Mccain or Obama for President, I say sit back, and watch the tables turn, and witness the first time in history that a black man can become President. Why, because it takes a larger stage for ALL of the American people to watch Mccain and Obama go at it, head to head, mano y mano, argue over the issues in several debates. We need this. Let them tussle, and we will all witness how Obama will make sense, an sense that will leave Mccain in the Senate.
