Folks... bookmark this post. Obama is going to win by a landslide.

[Colobo]

And I'm not just talking the primary...he's going to win by a landslide the likes we have not seen since Ronald Reagan was first elected.

Count on it. Bookmark this post for reference next November.

We are going to win BIG TIME.

[BootinUp]

1. I thought I was seeing double ;-)

[Colobo]

2. I have to do it for my candidate.

If I don't, who will? :)

[papau]

13. But would that not mean a dynasty of rule by the Cheney family (Obama is an 8th cousin) :-) n/t

n/t

[DemocratSinceBirth]

3. The True Landslide Was In His Re-Election Campaign

eom

[BootinUp]

8. That was a landslide!

Poor Keyes, the man was decimated at the poll. I don't remember the numbers, just that I laughed quite loud.

[Ninja Jordan]

32. Obama's never been re-elected in the Senate; the poster was ambiguously referring to Ronald Reagan.

[BootinUp]

33. ahhhh

thanks.

[illinoisprogressive]

4. I'm planning on watching him take the oath of office in Jan. 2009.

[zulchzulu]

7. That's going to be a great day for America and the World

They will finally look at us and say we get it. We'll have to do a lot of healing from the past years, but we will finally be starting this young century correctly.

[Rhythm and Blue]

17. That would be a fantastic day, yes.

Absolutely wonderful.

[Catherine Vincent]

5. O'bama will crash and burn. I will be standing there smiling when he does

[Colobo]

6. You wish that to a fellow Democrat?

Anyway, the only thing about to crash right now is his website with all the money he's getting by the minute.

[Rhythm and Blue]

11. Maybe he'll be able to buy himself a vote or two soon.

He hasn't shown an ability to translate his support among the elite into support among the general populace.

[silverojo]

12. This should concern Obama supporters greatly

If he can't even snag the lead in the polls with all that money in his war chest, that speaks volumes about him as a politician. I can't stand Hillary, but she's got the best b***sh*tting politician ever by her side, to give her pointers. It doesn't matter that Obama's raking in the cash...she's raking in the people, and they're the ones that vote.

Yes, I'd definitely prefer Obama over Hillary, but the poor man simply has no charisma. He talks too slow, he's incredibly dull, and the only newsworthy thing he's got going for him is that he's African-American. He's like Walter Mondale, except he's not Norwegian. I'm not putting down Mondale or Obama--just stating the facts. Since JFK, you've got to have TV presence, in order to win.

I'm an Edwards supporter, but as I see his poll numbers drop, I'm resigning myself to the fact that he probably won't win the primary...even though he has so much to offer America. :(

[Rhythm and Blue]

14. It's strange that Obama, who had so much stage presence and so much charisma

at the 2004 convention, has been so milquetoast this campaign. I think I've stopped waiting for him to break out, and have come to realize that what we've seen is all we're getting.

[Catherine Vincent]

19. No. n/t

[Goblinmonger]

21. Irony meter overload!

Aren't you wishing that on fellow democrats by saying that Obama will win the primary by a landslide. That would kind of demand a crash and burn by all other democrats.

[Cooley Hurd]

34. Hell... Barak's Irish?

O'Bama? ;) :hi:

[superkia]

41. Be careful, I expect to see the Clinton supporters kicking you out...

and saying you are not a democrat. You have to watch what you say on this site, not only does Clinton control in the polls but her supporters control who is a democrat around here. Be very careful!

[incapsulated]

9. These are the kind of things...

You should only say in your inside your head voice. :P

[AmBlue]

28. what she said n/t

[Rhythm and Blue]

10. Mmmm....not so much.

Obama will probably come in 2nd in Iowa, and will likely not win a single state. The Hillary Inevitability Machine will probably win Iowa, though either Edwards or Obama certainly have a shot. After that, though...it's not like the nation is holding its breath to see what Iowa does like it was in 2004. Democrats are pretty squarely behind Hillary, and are solidifying that support week by week.

[BenDavid]

15. Well, it tis nice to hope I reckon, but Obama

will lose Iowa and because HRC will not win by a big enough margain, Obama will still have that dream alive, and will carry on to New Hampshire and get bear there too. Because he just has to stay in, Obama will travel on to Nevada and get beat there and Obama will hope his saving grace will South Carolina but HRC will win there too. Obama might just hang in there long enough and do no campaigning but state after state HRC will win, win, win, and sew up the nomination between the dates of February 5 and 15th....

Ben David

[calteacherguy]

16. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

But something about that just doesn't ring true.

[Semper_FiFi]

18. ****To Dream...The Impossible Dream....****

I bookmarked it for sh*ts and giggles.

[sampsonblk]

20. Good luck!

[Clark2008]

22. Primary season is flat boring when you don't like any of the candidates.

:(

[HughBeaumont]

24. I like two of them.

Unfortunately, one is inexplicably behind despite getting moderate union support and the other has about as much chance of winning the primary as I do of becoming a Bishop.

[Nutmegger]

37. That will change.

We'll be surprised for sure come next year. Count on it. :)

[HughBeaumont]

39. Let's hope so.

Edwards is the best chance we got for the crucial Southern vote, plus he'd unite the left and the center.

[sundancekid]

23. B/K/R --- I second that emotion, and am working my ash off for its reality.

Just say no to bushco lite or powergroping dynasties.

[huskerlaw]

25. I disagree.

I don't have anything against Obama. Except, perhaps, his inability to clearly state his own positions.

But, I just don't see that happening, honestly.

Though you can bookmark my response to drag out when EDWARDS takes the whole thing in a landslide. :D

:hi:

[Ethelk2044]

26. Obama has been straight to the point about his positions on issues. He has not had to

apologize like others for voting one way and then talking another way.

[huskerlaw]

27. Not true.

Sure, he can say "I wouldn't have voted for this war." And yet, he continually votes to fund it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that not also voting for the war?

[BigDDem]

29. Right, and after the "landslide"

he'll get a congratulatory call from the president of Canada.

[Nimrod2005]

30. I have been saying it over and over, PRESIDENT OBAMA!!!

[BigDDem]

35. I have been saying it over and over...

good luck with that!

[Donnachaidh]

31. Counting your chickens again?

Jeez -- it's starting to sound like Hillary's bots in here.

[ileus]

36. He won't even know he was in the race when Hillary's finished with him.

[FlaxieB]

40. Hillary will remain in the Senate where she belongs

[Donald Ian Rankin]

38. I guess that Obama will come a respectable third in the Primary.

If I had to guess, I would say that Edwards will pick up momentum in Iowa and narrowly beat Obama, but that Hillary will still win.

I'm not confident about the first of those predictions; I'm moderately confident about the second.

[Colobo]

42. This post was a response to calteacher similar post about Hillary.

Of course, some people obviously got worked up...