I'm not saying polls are absolute.  But you can't dismiss them because the Dems don't have a nominee yet.  The polls place McCain against Obama and Clinton seperately, not all together.  So I don't see your point.

Your appoint about Obama and Clinton not focusing on McCain rings true, but McCain hasn't been campaigning for 2 months.  All attention has been on Hillary and Barack.  Furthermore, McCain has a much larger record in both experience and running for office.  Needless to say, Obama won't be able to get away with his ambiguity once he has a head to head with Obama.

But none of you have addressed my original point.  Why Obama over Hillary if she is putperforming him in the states that matter?  Obama can win the Idahos and South Carolinas every day that ends in "Y" during the primary, but he'll never win them in November.  Clinton is winning the important states.  So if you want a Democrat in office, why would you support the guy who can't even unite his own party in the battleground states, let alone the man who has 3x as many of his own people jumping ship to the other guy?

I don't get why you all think Obama should be the one to leave.  Obama has the least chance of winning in the general election.  He has yet to win any battleground states.  Hillary has won them all.  Doesn't that mean anything to you?  Obama loses to McCain in almost every battleground state.  It's not as if Obama has the nomination locked up either, he can't get the numbers to win.  If and when they count Florida and Michigan (which they should) his numbers would be even smaller.  Obama won in caucus states, which don't reflect the true numbers in normal voting.  His numbers are inflated. 

There was a time when I wanted Clinton to win cause I knew McCain could beat her up, but I'm not so sure now.  However, I have no doubt that if Obama gets the nod McCain will win both Florida and Ohio and Obama will be forced to sing his songs of hope with Wright in the senate. 

Hillary will not serve as a VP to Obama, she's going to take this to the convention because the Super Delegates are interested in winning the election, not rooting like it's a football game.  Obama has not given any indication he can win in the general election.  3x as many Democrats jump to McCain than vice versa in a McCain to Obama matchup.  That is a pretty big deal considering many of you were calling Obama the big uniter.

If Democrats want to win the election in 2008, they better nominate Clinton.  I have a feeling this will happen anyway as the super delegates will go with what is best for the party and not some utopian message.

I don't see anyone outside of an english speaking country being picked.  If I had to put money down on who they'll go with, Bach would be my top pick.  While I like Sebastian, his stage antics are a lil bit corny though I think it would be a great fit with VR.  But didn't Bach burn some bridges after they chose Weiland.  I recall somewhere where he trashed VR.  With him having Axl's dick so far in his mouth, it may not even be an option for him to join VR.

I've felt this way for a long time.  The only way a reunion will ever happen is if Izzy initiates it.  He's the only one able to talk to both camps.  Until Axl has delivered chinese democracy and anything else he's working on in that vault, no reunion will ever happen.  Of all the members least likely to run back to Axl, I'd place Duff at the top of the list.

yea, alot of kids cried.  It was funny/