Do you think this is valid why or why not?

Question

I like Obama getting a nomination a little more than Hilliary. Not that I'm an Obama nut. (No I didn't sign up for the Text Message 3 AM thing.) Just that I remember what kind of h**l the right put Fmr.President Clinton through at the end of his 2nd term. I remember hearing about big scandals, attempted murders (through my uncles rants), political exploitation, and various other shady connections.

Now granted the skill of both Hilliary and Bill outshines and surpasses Barack by a mile. h**l, even Hilliary outshines Barack and he's the nominee. The democrats do belong to them, or at least owe them a great deal. (The Clintons that is.)

However the thing is with Barack it shows now more than ever that republicans claim "they're happy that we gave them the election" but the thing is that my Grandfather (More right-winged than Jerry Falwell, and Limbaugh combined) can only muster up the minor infractions that the media currently offers. Which to me proves my point, or rather the point that previous poster today reiterated to me. Had (democrats) nominated Hilliary we would've seen those big guns and big infractions against the Clintons reassemble. That would've surely given the GOP much more to work with than a senator whose worst connections include Wright, Rezko, and half-brother in Kenya (who supports him lol).

To me it seems that this year it isn't the democrats who are running scared and are unsure of their candidate but rather the GOP. Scars from the interior of the GOP seem more frequent than our apparent Clinton /Obama faction scars do. The only difference like always is that the GOP conservatives (actual fiscal conservatives) are behind closed doors where democrats (like always) are out in the open.

Answer 1

The number one and number three most liberal democrats on Capital Hill are now teamed up - and you need to ask yourself only one question when you step into the booth this November - Can I spend my money better than the government? If your answer is "yes" - and you're voting for Obama - you might want to reconsider.

Answer 2

To me it seems that this year it isn't the democrats who are running scared and are unsure of their candidate but rather the GOP>>

You got that right!

Answer 3

I completely agree that if HIllary had been the nominee the Republicans would have had a lot more to hit her with.  I think if you compare Hillary to McCain, McCain comes out looking far better.  However, comparing McCain to Obama is a bit harder which is why the biggest rock they can throw at Obama is that, he doesn't have enough experience.  With Hillary they could have made that same argument, but they chose not to because they have so many other arguments that they could've thrown at her.