Truemors
Opinion
Barry Artiste, Now Public Contributor
It's about time Obama concentrated on the Republican Party, he has pretty much been in the media in what can only be the Obama-Clinton Catfight showdown. McCain has been a gentlemen in all this and kept his thoughts to himself. Perhaps that is his maturity talking, without saying a word, does speak volumes to voters.
This in stark contract to Obama having people such his Reverend speaking to the medai, and by guilt by association embarrassing Obama. Hillary on the other hand, well what can I say, it seems everytime she opens her pie hole, she says a bakers dozen, such as her assisination reference in which many took as a slight against Obama. Hillary and Obama infighting with each
other, trying to one upmanship each others certainly will not win them any favour within their own party in which it seems the Democrats can't get their act together as civilized people.
In myn Opinion, Hillary may as well pack up and call it a day, a new day tomorrow should be a debate on ideals between Obama and McCain. Hopefully decorum will prevail, as I am sure McCain will not deliver the first diatribe, he is too much of a gentlemen, again, that comes with maturity. Something Obama and Hillary have yet to learn.
The longest and perhaps the most gruelling presidential primary contest in U.S. history limps to an end over the next 10 days, but American voters can already see the shape of the general election to come.
Illinois Senator Barack Obama is already acting as if he has secured the final 69 delegates he needs to secure the Democratic presidential nomination. He is hiring more campaign staff, boosting his election operations in crucial swing states and asking advisors to begin vetting potential vice-presidential candidates.
Instead of talking about delegates and math, Mr. Obama has refocused his sights on Republican presidential candidate John McCain, trying to tie him to a costly war in Iraq, an unpopular President George W. Bush and an uncertain economy.
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