Bill Clinton predicts big win for Obama...

I wonder if this means Bill believes Barack will break 50% something Bill was never able to do.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/11/campaign.wrap/index.html
I do not think Obama will win in a landslide, but I think he has a slightly better than 50/50 chance of winning.

Clinton less than excited to endorse Obama

Giving a very scripted and cable news driven speech Clinton has endorsed Obama. Sexism from the Obama camp still looms large as we move forward. Obama may have gone to far in his negative rhetoric from time to time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzQxFtM9cfk
Clinton and Obama's campaigns from now and November can try and come together, but it will no happen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjMCcl7dBoI During the campaign Clinton shows her respect for McCain and doubts about Obama.

Women are not pleased with Obama

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2008/06/white_women_take_the_gloves_of.html

Obama supporters hating on Hillary

Olbermann
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AnwU9FRBb8
take a look at this article and then see the latest from Obama's Church
http://www.powerlineblog.com/

I grew up hating the Clintons

This has changed, Barack Obama's arrogance can do amazing things. I stand in amazement, but seeing Hillary helplessly fall has not been all that amusing. After any and every Obama victory the media called for her head. The Obama campaign has used liberal talking heads such as Olbermann to advance their cause while presenting Obama as having spotless image. McCain has shown us glimpses of whats to come. He is going to make Iraq and foreign policy and issue. This is going to put Obama on the defensive and I cannot wait to see it. Thanks to Clinton Obama has been roughed up. The appeal that Clinton and McCain share is experience. Yes Clinton only worked in the Senate for around 8 years, but she obviously was in the white house for the 90's and has experience. I think that is the true differance between Bush and Obama voters vs McCain and Clinton voters. Yes I just lumped Obama and Bush together and no I am not crazy.
This type of appeal forgets ideology and says, I have problems with my government who can fix it. While Clinton's eyes are bigger than America's budget these voters are still going to listen because she speaks from experience. They will also listen to McCain and his straight talk. You see tearing Obama down is easy, he has no record to stand on. His record comes from being the most liberal Senator and being a crooked Chicago politician, with an extremely questionable backgrond. He resents small town voters and with an elitist grin, dismissed them as clinging to guns and Religon. While Obama may think he has heard the last of those remarks he has not. McCain has a history of passing up partisan politics to accomplish goals for Americans. This is a image that cannot be shaken for one simple reason. It is true.

De Facto Obama Media chair lashes out at Hillary

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AnwU9FRBb8

This is what an avid Obama supporter thinks about Hillary.

Clinton wins Kentucky according to Fox

although the arrogant junior senator from illinois does not seem to care.

Rush helps Hillary in Indiana

Its seems operation chaos paid off in Indiana. Clinton is the stronger general election candidate, but she has no chance of winning. This is good for the Republicans. The GOP must unite behind McCain win the 2008 presidential election and then start from scratch in Congress. The congressional GOP is weak and needs reform.

Pressure is on Hillary.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/05/07/clintons-longevity-in-jeopardy-after-indiana-squeaker/

Clinton is under pressure to bow out, I say keep fighting Obama. If Clinton sticks around she will get some victories in Kentucky and West Virginia.

This is something to really look at

If you love following elections as I do, this is a link to Karl Rove's polling data. This shows Hillary would be an electoral monster if she was nominated. She would be tough to beat, while Obama seems very beatable interestingly enough he does well for a democrat in Nebraska and North Dakota.
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/05/06/raw-data-karl-rove-co-electoral-college-polling-trends/

according to Drudgereport.com

Obama will secure a win in North Carolina, while I believe Indiana will go for Clinton. Hillary has created a divide in the party. John Mccain will need to exploit. Mccain must win working class white Democrats to win the election.