Gallup polling in March reveals that almost 20% of Obama’s supporters say that if Clinton wins the nomination, they’re going to vote for McCain. And on Clinton’s side, almost 30% say the converse — if Obama wins, they’ll v…

She told me that all her students will vote for McCain, if Hillary loses. These are people who have never voted republican, but they trust McCain more than they trust Obama, and for some reason, they are all really pissed off at obama. His pastor too didn’t help matters.

This election in november will be very interesting. The demographics won’t hold at all, and it’s all changing among the dems especially.

I for one wanted Romney or Thompson, or at least Giuliani, over McCain. But I’m going to vote for him anyway (and just try not to think too hard about amnesty).

Because Hillary’s supporters value power over ideology more than Obama’s supporters do, the same type of post-convention effort by Barak’s people wouldn’t have the same potential to lure the Clintons’ backers into supporting Obama in November. You can try and paint McCain and his people as anti-women, or anti-labor, or anti-whatever key special interest right now is still on the Hillary bandwagon, but if you’re a Clinton backer, the key thing you see is an Obama election win in November means you’re out of power until 2016 at the earliest, ideology be damned. That’s a lot harder obstacle to overcome, and in no small part explains the current 28-19 percent difference in the two camps in their “anybody but…” beliefs.

Yeah, as long as he can keep his nose clean until November, he’s in.

“Six percent (6%) of Democrats would like both Clinton and Obama to drop out of the race.”

Heh.

If Barry O is the Messiah, what does that make the Algore?

Yaweh.

Anyone want to try explaining the logic of the 22% who think Obama should quit?

How can you forget the sizable population of dems who prescribe to Obama as JFK/RFK/MLK assassination chic? They’re afraid, very afraid for his safety. You know, as a black man, he might get shot pumping gas.

Here would the GOP tagline for November:
“You can vote for people who actually practice democracy and count votes, or you can vote for those who merely talk about it.”

Is there any way we can encourage this to happen?

Of course, if the superdelegates were to unseat Obama, that tagline would work as well, but only after all the fires in Denver have been put out.

I wish I was as certain of that as you are. The media is upset at being “outed” into to criticizing any Democrats, and when the General Election comes, I think they are going to make up for it. I think there is an “October surprise” with McCain’s name on it sitting the MSM freezer, just waiting for the right time to be thawed out and served!

I “look forward to looking back” at this election cycle as the final nail in the coffin of the MSM’s credibility. I am just amazed that we haven’t yet seen some young whistle-blow come forward and expose the media malfeasance and conspiracy that allows them to coordinate their messages so well.

A solid 62% don’t want either candidate out and only 47% of Obama’s own supporters want Hillary out

I still say…it’s going to be an Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama ticket…

Anyone want to try explaining the logic of the 22% who think Obama should quit?

Wright.

I call it “the reasonable left” syndrome.