Third parties can indeed decide the winner when the election's very close, but if the election's very close, the two big parties are to blame for that.
I'm still not sure about Obama. Will he govern from the middle, the way he's campaigning, or pull a surprise once he makes it to the White House and turn into Hugo Chavez? We can't handle a radical socialist president during a recession when we're deep in debt.
He is going to win though. He has solid appeal to liberals, moderates, and even some conservatives. McCain has no appeal to liberals, slight appeal to moderates, and tepid approval from conservatives.
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Date: 2008-02-25 12:50 pm (UTC)I'm still not sure about Obama. Will he govern from the middle, the way he's campaigning, or pull a surprise once he makes it to the White House and turn into Hugo Chavez? We can't handle a radical socialist president during a recession when we're deep in debt.
He is going to win though. He has solid appeal to liberals, moderates, and even some conservatives. McCain has no appeal to liberals, slight appeal to moderates, and tepid approval from conservatives.