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Originally Posted by Biggy
You are wrong, I'm with Clinton, I see Obama and not by a little either. The gloves are coming off, and I think they know how to run a good campaign. It's close right now, but we're still 60 days out. The hype from Palin is settling down, and now whoever runs a better campaign will win. They need to get nasty, and they are starting to.
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I agree. Unless Obama and Biden come off as dolts during the debates, I think they're going to win this election. The McCain campe has really set up Palin for a great fall from celebrity grace. The hype/novelty act is wearing off already.
McCain is coming off as same-old even when it comes to campaign tactics. Karl Rove even came out saying the smears in his ads have gone overboard. That he has 7 major corporate lobbyists running his campaign smacks of hypocrisy when rallying against lobbyists.
I have no allegiance to either party and I think Obama's domestic economic plan is worse than McCain's (at least in short term, because "punishing" wealthy WILL trickle down and be felt), but Obama's plan provides an opportunity the get the national debt under control, and McCain's championing of the Iraq war which costs billions really offsets the bonus of his plan. Maybe a bit of pain is required to correct the damage of the past 8 years.
I'm not a Libertarian but I agree with many of their principles and Libertarians should be choosing Obama.
http://www.marginalrevolution.com/ma...bertarian.html