>SNIP
>>no matter how I'd prefer to see a woman leading this country, I wouldn't want the first one to be such a wrong one.
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>I think most feel exactly that way. The same holds true for a black president as well though. Personally, I'm not sold completely either way on Obama yet - a LOT concerns me but heck, a LOT concerns me about all 3 candidates. It needs to be the best person for the job and the best of this bunch hasn't really been determined yet - I'm still researching and watching :o) I've now studied the policies of all 3, watched all of the speeches and debates (except 1) of the Dems, and the two Dems are just too similar. As to McCain, that's another story.

As for him, he's not similar, he's McSame, just maybe a bit worse. While W is just blindly convinced that he's right and can't say two sensible sentences to explain why, McSame can probably speak for quite a while, make much more sense while at it, and would self-assuredly cover the areas about which he has no clue (economy, foreign policy... wait,is there anything else important left?).

Just an impression, though. He may be much more dangerous than that.