It's all demographics.

Clinton led by poll numbers and Dick Morris had more access to the Oval Office than most Senators and Cabinet members.

The numbers are changing exponentially. 2008 is FAR different than 2004 and 2012 will be light years from 2008.

The next election and every election thereafter will be the year of Hispanic dominance on the elctoral process. Each year millions of illegals' legal offspring reach voting age in the US. That is the single largest exponentially growing demographic.

That's why McCain will sell out on Immigration and why Bush rolled over like a cheap floozie for a bag of crack on "immigration reform." These children - "US citizens" - want to legalize their parents and make their lawbreaking a "right" their existence and self-worth is keyed into this and so the President who pushes out amnesty will win these folks votes for some time to come - just as LBJ figured the Dems would "chain black voters to the party" after signing the civil rights bill.

Every illegal mom who pushed out five kids here in the states between 1988-1992 will have ALL of them reach voting age before 2012.

After the Mexican market crash, the tide has been absolutely non-stop and the reproductive rate of these folks is the exponential death bell ringing for industrial, capitalist America.

Immigration policy helped to create a diverse America and will ironically destroy diversity in America as the US becomes statistically an almost exclusively Mexican enclave.

The liberals (mostly) and the conservatives as well who have sold out on this issue and who have repeatedly FAILED to secure the border or penalize lawbreakers brought this upon America.

Ironically, when the US is about 75 percent of Mexican descent the poverty in the US will probably be a close match to that found in Mexico now. The social programs will collapse and the hordes will find a new national host to bleed.

So McCain will win in 2008 promising amnesty for these folks and then in 2012 a Hispanic candidate will surely emerge and get the nod on the left to displace an older and depression beset McCain. McCain will get to replay the Hoover years - lucky him.