McCain is F*cked!

[thewiseguy]

He is now trailing Obama in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Iowa,...

:rofl:

It must suck to be a republican in 08.

[Buzz Clik]

1. It's June, and there's lots of work to be done.

We haven't even had the conventions.

[rurallib]

6. Our best bet is to keep both McCain & Obama out there

When either speak, they drive voters to the Democratic party.

[thewiseguy]

9. Obama's lead will only grow.

McCain is unofficially doomed.

[atreides1]

2. It's only June

[NightWatcher]

3. do you think they'll switch him out for another Repiggie?

he might have to step down for "health reasons" and I predict a Jeb appearance

[SuperTrouper]

8. It will not be Jeb, the Bush name is damaged goods

I think that they will draft Gingrich and pair him with Huckabee or Giuliani as VP

[book_worm]

11. No--unless he dies, McCain will be the nominee. they didn't switch out Dole in '96

and he was doing about as well in the polls as McCain is today.

[WeDidIt]

12. If they pull a switchout on McCain the loss will only be worse

The Republicans have been lauding McCain as the nominee for months already. To alter that now would destroy what confidence remains in the Republicans.

Hell, we could end up wiht 63 or 64 Senate Seats and as many as 275 House seats if they pulled that crap.

[opihimoimoi]

4. America morphing BLUE

[bunnies]

5. and New Hampshire. nt

[book_worm]

7. Great news if the election were tomorrow, but it's in November

We got lots of work to do.

[thewiseguy]

10. Obama's lead will be bigger even in November

This election will not be close. McCain is a very weak candidate. The current administration is extremely unpopular.

Recipe for defeat. :rofl:

[caledesi]

13. I agree! NT

[lurky]

14. Look for most evil campaign in a century.

They can't win on policy. They can't win on personality. Their only hope is to turn to the dark side.

[Carrieyazel]

15. I wouldn't put so much faith in Quinnipiac and ARG. Both pollsters suck.

Virginia is a dead heat right now. Don't assume Obama's ahead there. After looking at the crosstabs for Quinnipiac's polling in Florida and Ohio, both polls could very well be worthless.