Make no mistake: A vote for Hllary Clinton is a vote for John McCain.

[calteacherguy]

The American people our sick of politics as usual, that's why both McCain and Obama have the momentum. Both candidates represent a change from politics as usual. A politics that asks not what is best for my Party, but what is best for my country.

McCain will not be defeated by an overly partisan, divisive candidate with a lot of baggage. He can be defeated by a candidate who has qualities that match McCain's strongest advantage, which is his maverick-like, independent, free-thinking image. He calls it "straight talk," and straight talk is what the American people want.

Obama will deliver straight talk. He'll tell the American people not what they want to hear, but what they need to hear. We need a candidate who opposed the war from the start. We don't need Hilary's militaristic speech on the floor of the senate before the war vote being played in McCain T.V. spots.

Politicians in the "red" and "purple" states understand this. That's why they overwhelmingly support Obama. These red-state Democrats know what it takes to win a mandate from the American people.

And, Obama comes with an added bonus: he'll bring more new voters into the process than any other candidate. He already has.

Make no mistake: A vote for Hillary Clinton in our Primary is a vote for John McCain.

Choose wisely, all ye Democrats.