I am surprised that the Republicans in Congress continue to ignore the will of the 2006 mid term elections. It will come to devastate them in the 2008 elections. If there is substance to the McCain affair, it will have a cummulative negative effect. I don't think it will sink him alone. His flip flopping on the issues and his support of Bush's unpopular policies will doom him. The Dems will be chanting "do you want four more years of the same" and that alone will kill McCain, unless the Dems are too fragmented from the split between Clinton supporters and Obama supporters. If both sides have upset the other enough through the ordeal of this campaign, then enough Dems will stay home and not vote, then the Republican wins by default. That is the only way the Republican wins the next Presidential election.
If Dems rally behind one candidate, like they have traditionally, the election will end up like it did in Bill Clinton versus George H.W. Bush. Do not underestimate the power behind the movement to nominate Obama. There are voters on both sides of the aisle fed up with Washington politics and the politics of only helping the Wealthy. Independents are flooding to Obama. Seniority, Experience, and having the support of the Right Wing media, will work AGAINST anyone going up against Obama, if he gets the nod. There will be more people voting in this next election because they see a chance to throw a wrench in the works of the Washington Political machine and get it working, as it should, for the majority, and not for the priviledged. It will be historic in nature. It will be fun to watch the MSM trying to keep up with it and explain it. It will be the death of the Republican party as it is known and recognized today. The Republican party that rises from those ashes will be interesting to see. Anyone with a 3 digit IQ, that leaves "W" out, is tired of politics by coercion. Politics by deception. Just down right corrupt Politics in general. Voters see that as being the label of Republicans, and the trend seen in 2006 will be even more obvious in 2008.
Voters don't like their agenda to be ignored. From what I'm hearing, the blame goes to Republicans, not Democrats, so it won't be good being a Republican in 2008 regardless of what office you are running for.









Discuss