With the Obama-Clinton fight heading into yet another round on Tuesday, what do you think will happen when the final vote is counted.
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What's your prediction for Tuesday's elections?
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May 4th, 2008 at 2:20 pm
expectations game could be a wash—if Obama does better in Indiana than what was expected, and Hillary does better in NC than is expected.
Obama needs 275 more delegates—he could have that number down to 175 by Wednesday—with a 12 point lead in Oregon, among other places.
I will be disappointed if Hillary is shown to have had any success with the gas tax holiday thing. It should not affect the nomination—I just hate to think voters are susceptible to idiotic things like that—because that is about the level of campaigning on issues which will be offered by republicans.
May 10th, 2008 at 11:50 pm
Vice President names like Charlie Rose, Micheal Bloomberg, or Ted Turner come to mind. But they would not likely run. So you have another knowledgeable person in Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri.
I started a Draft Claire for Governor in which we had over 75 team captains statewide in 2003. She instead became a US Senator two years later. Claire McCaskill was a prosecutor in Kansas City, a single mom while serving as state representative for 3 terms and then a State Auditor. Her knowledge of local, state, and Federal levels of governments and how they work is extremely important. There has likely never been a vice presidential candidate which such a record of service.
She has become known as a center of the road legislator fighting for anti ear mark legislation and an accountability office for expenditures on the war. What she is most noticed for is that she has a pulse of the people that comes naturally and speaks out for the people when something is not in their best interest concerning government or important issues. Yes two inspiring candidates who bring out the best in people on the ticket sound real good.
Steven L. Reed
1441 South Estate Ave.
Springfield MO