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To: SilentZ who wrote (368667)	1/27/2008 3:16:58 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574056

Nope. Did you not look at the link I provided? Clinton vs McCain...McCain is on top by a small margin. Obama vs McCain.......Obama is on top by a small margin. All within the margin of error, but once again, I think McCain will sink like a stone if he's the Republican front runner for any length of time. He'll end up way behind either candidate. >Clinton vs Romney.....Clinton beats by 11%; Obama vs Romney.....Obama beats by 18%. And these polls were BEFORE South Carolina. As I said, Obama gives us more potential for upside. But either candidate kicks Romney's ass by double digits. Romney's been vetted in this primary season and McCain hasn't, which is why McCain is polling better. My point stands. I guess...if your point is an opinion because the polls are not supporting your position that Hillary can take the country if McCain is the GOP nominee. At best its a tossup leaning in McCain's favor. Its also a tossup with Obama but leaning in his favor. If winning is your game, that Obama has slightly better odds. Huh? Because I think Hillary hates men? Hardly misogynistic. It has to do with the way she stares at Obama and Edwards during the debates. The hatred is palpable and I can no longer ignore it. She's intense. You don't think she'd be the same way if she were running against, say, Barbara Boxer? No I don't. Why do you think she appeals to women? Clinton is a complex person....I am not sure of all the shadings that go on in her but its very clear that her closest advisors, aside from Bill, are women. She's also suspect for having stayed with him through all those cheating years of his. Either she has serious esteem issues, or she is such a climber she will put up with anything. Frankly, its a rather sick relationship IMO. Excuse me. You think its shallow to be inspired by someone; to think you can trust a leader to do what's right for you and the country Yes. I think it's shallow to be inspired more by a candidate's platitudes than by his stances on the issues. I'm not saying that that's the case with you, That IS the case with me. Right off the bat, I don't agree with Obama on his stance over illegal immigration and withdrawal from Iraq. However, I do trust him to do the right thing on both issues even if its not what I want. Having said that, I hardly consider myself shallow.