Reply #13: I don't agree... [View All]

[rasputin1952]

There are a lot of variables in this, but the chances of a McCain presidency are pretty slim.

Limbaugh, Hannity, et al have nothing, they know the GOP has nothing...look at the #'s compared to just 4 years ago. The # of people voting D far outnumber those voting R, it's not even where I'd call it close. This Primary Season will pan out, most likely w/Obama as the winner...but that's not the point...in the end, regardless of whom the nominee is on our side, the reality is that people, D or R are not motivated to in any real #'s to vote, just to vote "against" a candidate. McCain will have to come up w/a lot more than he's shown, and that isn't going to happen.

Point is...citizens are motivated to get a change, very few, if any, want to stay the course we on, and that is the demise of McCain's hopes. Besides...his "campaign" is teetering on going to "joke" status. "100 years of war" is going to kill him in this race alone, add to that that he has nothing of substance, and you see precisely how not to run for president.