The D's are certainly more energized than the R's, nationwide. If Obama wins the primary, I think he's a shoo-in for the Presidency. If Clinton wins, then I think the R's will turn out in droves and defeat her.
The D's are certainly more energized than the R's, nationwide. If Obama wins the primary, I think he's a shoo-in for the Presidency. If Clinton wins, then I think the R's will turn out in droves and defeat her.
If she wins it, I'd say a Republican wins... if Obama wins, even Republican's might vote for him.
530,000 (with 99% of the votes in) in the Democratic Primary.
They get a lot of sunshine in the Carolinas so I doubt if they are too blue.
In the Presidential election, I predict the deep south will vote solidly Republican, as they have in recent years, irrespective of who the Democrats put forward.
There is an interesting dynamic happening though; the Democrats are voting in much larger numbers than the Republicans for the most part.
Let's face it: there isn't a republican that is running that excites the masses. They can villify Obama or Clinton, but the fact is they have a much larger name recognition than the other side. They also have a lot more money and they are right there on the ridiculous 527 monie's available.
Swiftboating will not work this year.
If I'm a republican, I'm deeply worried. The only one that stands a chance is McCain, and eventually he will start to come down in the polls. All the Dem candidate has to do is pick off a red state or two and they should have enough electoral votes to win.
South Carolina a blue state? 
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