He certainly has more basic integrity than the Clintons, but that's a pretty low bar. As far as what Hillary's crew is going to do if he gets too far ahead in this race--he hasn't seen anything yet.
I'm seriously waiting for Bill Clinton to finally blow his cool entirely and scream into a microphone "Do you think Americans are really going to vote for a n****r for president??" I've heard the old Arkansas stories about him. You know it's down inside there somewhere.
I think Obama has a pretty good shot at winning if he goes up against McCain. Politics aside, like I said before, any TV debate between the ancient-looking McCain and the vibrant Obama is going to look like Nixon and Kennedy squared. Both seem to be pretty good speakers.
I wouldn't be that happy with either of them as president, but I could live with it. McCain still has a lot of Republican in him, and Obama doesn't seem to have the power lust Hillary does, which helps reduce my worries a lot.
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