[Wyatt's Torch]

"Did you hear his speech tonight? It was not the speech of a cautious man. It was the speech of a revolutionary.

Conservatives are foolish to underestimate the danger of an Obama presidency."

Agree completely. This guy is very scary. Not only as a candidate as McCain will have a nearly an impossible time beating him, but also as, God forbid, President. THE MOST LIBERAL MEMBER OF THE U.S. SENATE. Good grief that is bad news. Couple that with his being incredible inexperienced and flat our naive/ignorant/wrong on foreign policy and we are in for a world of hurt. The words "abject disaster" come to mind. The incredibly scary thing is how many republican friends I have who buy into his vapid speeches. It is truly frightening.

I would currently place the chances of him being elected President at 80%. If it's him and McCain there is no way McCain beats him unless he makes a major blunder like saying "Praise Allah" or something...

[mombonn]

I would currently place the chances of him being elected President at 80%.

Scott Rasmussen just said the same thing on Fox.

[WOSG]

Agree completely. This guy is very scary. Not only as a candidate as McCain will have a nearly an impossible time beating him, but also as, God forbid, President. THE MOST LIBERAL MEMBER OF THE U.S. SENATE. Good grief that is bad news. Couple that with his being incredible inexperienced and flat our naive/ignorant/wrong on foreign policy and we are in for a world of hurt. The words "abject disaster" come to mind. The incredibly scary thing is how many republican friends I have who buy into his vapid speeches. It is truly frightening.

DITTOS.

[supremedoctrine]

Disagree. There is no way McCain does NOT beat him.
McCain himself just personally MUST be careful not to do anything “insensitive” that might rally more sympathy/support to Obama. THAT is precisely what has kept the Clintons viable politically all these years-—the unearned sympathy from always posing as the good people being persecuted by the Philistines.