Reply #34: I really wouldn't argue the point because I mostly agree, however...

[ginchinchili]

she does have more experience that Obama. After that they're about the same, as far as I'm concerned. They're both more interested in themselves than they are our country. I'm furious at Democrats in general for doing this to us. I still can't get over it. Two extremely flawed candidates at a time when the Democrats couldn't afford to take such chances. My God, polls show McCain leading both of them when it shouldn't even be close, not even close. All I can do is sit back and watch, the same way I did when we were gearing up to invade Iraq, and the same way I did when John Kerry was selected in 2004. The outcomes were easy to see way before they took place.

Americans just can't properly analyze their world anymore. Democrats, in general, believe that just because Bush was a disaster that our right leaning electorate has suddenly swung way to the left. Not very logical thinking. And to make matters worse, I'm seeing a growing trend toward stifling reasonable debate, just like Bush and his supporters had done. With Bush those speaking out against him were unpatriotic. With Obama, we're racists, and I can only believe it's going to get worse, and I deeply resent it. Supposing Obama does get the nomination but loses the general election. Will there be rioting in the streets? I wonder.