What do you think the upcoming DNC will be?

Question

It's obvious the Obama picked Biden to be his pit bull. He picked him to make up for the "lack of experience" on the foreign affairs and Washington issue.

Now I believe the upcoming DNC will be a make or break point. Hilliary needs to show the democrats that Obama is their only chance for the White house for the next 8 years. (I mean lets face incumbant presidents are hard to beat unless they're terrible IE Hoover, Carter ect)

So what do you think?

As for me I think this DNC is critical to keep the momentum that Obama has built up and to keep that swing that sways so many to vote for him

(P.S. I'm asking strictly from a objective bias here. I didn't include any attacks please don't just say "cause democrats are liberal pansies." or something like that.-Thanks)

Answer 1

I'm watching the DNC and I see a free for all with a bunch of loud mouthed, disrespectful idiots using Obama platform for a party, a brawl, a push and shove match.  Yeah, liberals impress me.

Answer 2

You are wrong about Obama's motives. He made a very good and thoughtful choice , even at risk to lose some votes. That is a sign of a real president.

Answer 3

Obama picked Biden as a pit bull? I thought he wanted to run a clean campaign. Is this more hypocrisy?

Hillary on McCain:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDVUPqoow...

Biden on Obama:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDVUPqoow...

GO MCCAIN '08

Answer 4

You are making too much of it.

Biden rounds out the ticket, Hillary will also be an asset to the Obama administration.

The Democrats are avid about unseating the Republicans and will do what is necessary to do so.

The Republicans are the ones who see all of the court intrigue in the Democratic party.

They are so used to their own back-stabbing they project it on to everyone else.

Answer 5

Obama's momentum stalled a few weeks ago.  Biden's pick has revived Obama's popularity a bit, but at a terrible price for Obama.  Obama has now alienated his core voters because Biden is a long-time Washington insider that does not represent change in any way.  Obama voters will probably still bite the bullet and vote for Obama, but it'll be close.  The DNC will probably be a net negative for Obama since the Clintons will most likely attempt to sabotage his campaign.  I know several Clinton supporters that will either be voting for Nader or staying home come November.  It'll be interesting.

Answer 6

A RIOT, one million laughs per second.

Answer 7

Mc. Cain The Upcoming. "DNC"

Does Nothing Change!

Obama  exchange

Answer 8

a waste of air time ,political parties are not the problem,it's high time that americans recognized the real enemy of liberty.

Answer 9

There will be a power play between Hillary and Quick Change Obama. He will win the exchange, but lose the election.