Obama's lead in popular vote and delegate count is essentially too high for Hillary to beat. There was definitely Republican sabotage votes in Ohio and Texas, and there will be in Pennsylvania, but nothing short of huge mistake by Obama will enable Hillary to win. She is very vocal in saying that she'll seek to take the nomination regardless of how people vote. It really pisses me off that ANY candidate would straight up say they didn't care how people voted... and just want to steal the nomination from the candidate people actually voted for.

McCain just blatantly says he'll keep on doing everything Bush is doing, so essentially McCain is just Bush III ... I know there's way more anti-war people out there than pro-war people at this point, so I think that'd might be enough to help Obama beat McCain. At least, that's what I'm hoping. I'm tired of fucking neo-cons.
jamesia Reviewed by jamesia on . Some Republicans Emerge To Endorse Barack Obama WASHINGTON â?? With an eye to the general election and the Pennsylvania primary, some Republicans who oppose President Bush's war policy are endorsing Senator Obama. Call them the Obamacans: They are against continuing the Iraq war and reject what they see as Mr. Bush's unconstitutional buildup of executive power. While the conservative Republican base rejected Senator McCain in the early primaries for his push for bipartisan campaign finance regulation and amnesty for illegal immigrants, Rating: 5