yeah, i'm not on board with that either. both dem campaigns are working their butts off to register new voters and get people mobilized, and it really shows in the record turnouts. i believe the more the two campaigns organize and fundraise, the easier it will be to put the heads together for the general. mccain has the very real task of uniting a party that has plenty of leaders who dislike him, and he's attached himself to many unpopular positions. in the end, mccain looks like the irrelevant past compared to either of the two dems. go team. :)
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Date: 2008-02-06 06:30 am (UTC)