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I think this Super Tuesday bodes well for Obama.
Obama inspires with his charisma; Clinton would be able to do the job just as well though. Ideally, I'd like to see Obama as President and Clinton as his Vice-President.
For me, though, the issue isn't so much who gets in; it's more whether or not anybody in that seemingly out-of-control country has the ability to avoid the pattern we saw with the Bush administration: an increasingly in-debt-up-to-its-funky-eyebrows America is distracted from the real issue of imminent bankruptcy and crash by foreign military adventures orchestrated by cynical/stupid politicians aiming at nothing more than staying in power. Bush: "The crap's starting to hit the fan; let's distract 'em with a trumped-up war abroad. We'll get some oil out of this while we're at it."
Do you think either Obama or Clinton has the integrity and strength to avoid that sort of dangerous nonsense? Do you think *anybody* in the US has the ability to get it back on the road of sound financial management?
As the "Super Tuesday" primary approaches,I wondered what the YJ would indicate about the candidates.
I don't know that we can ever expect America to look the same, politically, financially, after these 8 years. But the machine of the electorial process is in gear, another election lurches on, and I was very surprised to see that there was some genuine energy and inspiration left in the process at all. For some reason, the Obama presence has brought fresh energy, and a wind, that I did not think possible at this point in the game.
And right now, that, is a lot.
Will the new president change the course of America in a positive direction? Who knows? Perhaps that's a question someone should ask the Yi.
Demonstrating against the scam of elections and getting the system changed is the key here. Otherwise you end up voting for monkeys from the same zoo just with different coloured bottoms.
Topal
I am not disagreeing with you..... but how does one "demonstrate and get the system changed" if the people you are demonstrating TO are part of the machinery? Theoretically, people stage a demonstration to petition government, not to preach to the choir. (Nor to arouse the sleeping giant of the multitude. ain't gonna happen, at least not in any constructive way). Once again, you can't solve a problem on the level of the problem.
the mountaintop stance looks better and better
d) Who would win the super-tuesday election, Clinton/Obama?
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This is no a conclusive answer. Too much people active, it would be a very close result, favor lightly to Hilary. But seems this tuesday won't solve the democratic election.
From this, seems Hilary has a good chance to become (not today, but later) the democratic candidate.. but there is a serious advise for her to avoid arrogance, or she can lose the presidential election
Best
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