Nothing can stop Barack Obama...

[Blarch]

Not Hillary, Not McCain, Not Ralph Nader, Not Bloomberg ....Nobody.

Anybody stepping in front of the Obama train in the GE will get run over. The margins will be so large that there will be no doubts about Nader bleeding votes or McCain stealing votes.

May I suggest, You ain't seen nothing yet.

[KittyWampus]

1. may I suggest you've never heard of Diebold or Freedom Watch?

[Blarch]

2. It has to be close to steal.

[dchill]

11. Close to what?

The "discredited" exit polls? The widely disparate pre-election polls? Just wondering.

[saltpoint]

3. The wind's at his back, yes, but political weather is never a sure thing.

Ohio, Rhode Island, and Pennsylvania remain -- with polling reflecting healthy Clinton leads.

Vermont appears to be Obama country.

Texas is very close.

I wouldn't make a final call until the moment one of the two remaining frontrunners concedes the nomination.

[Horse with no Name]

4. I wonder who is tied to the tracks besides the LGBT community?

:shrug:
Actually an out-of-control freight train hurling itself forward with the capacity to kill whatever gets in its way is a PERFECT analogy of Obama.
Thank you so much for that.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

5. Let's Hope That's True. Course, We'd Be Way Naive To Think That Upfront.

The GE is going to be far tougher than you think. Just think about the New England Patriots. That's all I've gotta say.

[skooooo]

6. I agree. People are going to make this happen.

Remember the old song, "People get ready, there's a train a comin'....."

[galadrium]

7. Thats the same hubris that lost it for Hillary

Quiet confidence is the best tactic.

[Windy]

12. As exemplified by his mature, measured response to her faux tirade:video link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmHyi-IEpX8

[THUNDER HANDS]

8. nope

[MikeNearMcChord]

9. And football fans outside of New York, thought nothing

could stop the New England Patriots either. Or if you want politics Dewey supporters thought nothing could stop them in 1948.

[Scooter24]

10. I'm still undecided here in Texas

but I am completely blown away with his TV ads here in TX. High energy, concise, positive, and they generally make you feel good about wanting to get out and vote.