Moderates, Conservatives, and Libertarians.

If you consider yourself to be in any of those three categories there is only one candidate you should consider. The Democrats primary voters went through a long and historic process, but the only problem is they came out with the most inexperienced candidate, who also happens to be the most liberal Senator.
I understand his outstanding speaking ability, but you have to look deeper than just the surface. The Senator has a history and it is filled with two things liberal causes and crooked friends. He believes Iran is a tiny threat that we can bully with our military might. This shows his foreign policy is similar to George W Bush's in that it lacks clear understanding of the complexities involved in dealing with foreign policy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaG6s05MKeM
Obama is not ready to be Commander and Chief

This is where conservatives and libertarians confuse me... Obama wants universal health care and while all good hearted Americans want other Americans to have health care this is not the governments place. The government should help encourage health care providers to provide low cost forms of health care. This is not a reason to increase the size of our bloated government.

I am simply calling on those three groups to consider the costs of electing the most spending liberal senator to the presidency.

thanks.

and a break from the action

Celtics vs Lakers.....
Celtics win games 1 and 2 at home.. win 1 of the 3 in LA and come back home and finish in game 6.

CELTICS are your NBA CHAMPS!!!

McCain vs Obama

This election is going to be a brutal fight. I just have one thought for America as we embark on this electoral journey....think before you vote... Obama has not once in the United States Senate stood up for what he claims to believe in , he has been a puppet of the left. It is disturbing, but true.

Hillary Clinton speaks out on Obama

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMVOT-IH8sg

Hillary Clinton speaks out on Obama

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMVOT-IH8sg

A message from Michelle to Hillary

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN1qZMBE9Gc

listen to what Michelle Obama thinks America is

listen to this complete video.... shocking!!! do we really want her as First Lady?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BogJvgdH6eo

Obama gets frustrated

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/Lieberman_obama_/2008/06/04/101876.html

Think critically America

have you lost your senses or do you just feel these days? Obama claims to be what McCain actually is... McCain fights to pass legislation that helps Americans by working across party lines... Obama nothing.

the company he keeps

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/06/04/rezko.trial/index.html

where will the candidates spend their resources?

You have no reason to trust my insight on this issues except my on interest in the electoral map. I have closely followed the electoral map since 1996. With that said I will now take a look at the 5 most important states for each candidate starting with John McCain.


John McCain
1. Ohio (20 electoral votes), simply put this state makes his election possible and without it he faces too much of and uphill battle
2. Florida(27), McCain needs to maintain his sizable lead over Obama in this state so he can focues his resources elsewhere... once again if he loses Florida it will be a long night for McCain
3.Virginia(13), McCain can win the election and lose this state however it takes much needed breathing room a way form the candidate. As with Florida McCain has an edge and needs to keep it large enough to discourage Obama from spending resources there as it might also put North Carolina in play.
4.Michigan(17), John McCain needs to make this his number one state to go on the offensive... Bush lost this state twice and it will be an uphill battle, but he must put it in play and have Obama spend his resources in this state. If he wins this state as well as those mentioned above he will be in an excellent position to become our next President.
5.Nevada(5) Nevada is an important state because out west it appears McCain will lose Colorado and New Mexico states that Bush won and losing Nevada would force McCain to depend on Michigan.
honorable mention... New Hampshire(McCain needs to win NH or Nevada) Pennsylvania although I do not think he stands a great chance of winning in Pennsylvania he must make Barack spend resources in the keystone state. also Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa... a victory in any of these three state is extremely helpful.


Barack Obama
1. Pennsylvania(21), Obama needs to establish an early lead and move this election to other states.
2.Ohio(20), If Obama can force Ohio into play he can drain McCain's resources and open up for a possible blowout.
3. Iowa(7), Iowa is looking like a Obama lock and he needs to keep it that way... this will be one of the easy pick ups from John Kerry's performance.
4. Michigan(17), Obama must defend Michigan if he plans on winning the election losing Michigan would set him in a deep hole.
5. Colorado(9), is an important state and early polls show it will be a pick up for Obama.
honorable mention... Virginia, Florida,New Mexico, California, Oregon, Minnesota, wisconsin
if the election were held to day I would predict.....
John McCain wins 286 - 252... McCain flips Michigan red.

I would like to Congratulate Barack Obama

I think it is unfortunate that the first African-American nominee is also the least qualified and most liberal candidate we have ever had, but I do offer my congratulations.

McCain attacks

http://www.politico.com/blogs/jonathanmartin/0608/On_day_one_McCain_camp_pounces_on_an_Obama_weakness.html

compare and contrast

http://www.johnmccain.com/decisioncenter/

If we are electing the best orator than we have our man

Obama wants to cruise through this election without truly being questioned... Ill answer that question in a minute "Sweetie". Well John McCain has other plans for Mr. Obama
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/06/04/mccain-calls-on-obama-to-join-in-series-of-town-hall-meetings/