I'm not certain of that at all. Until they go head to head and we see where things stand in a few months it's difficult to speculate.

>I'm fairly certain Obama will win in November. Unless some great big terrible issue comes to light before then. Even then, the public has been awfully forgiving to him so far and they may be then as well. No one likes their dream taken away from them.
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>>IMHO You're right on the money here. McCain cannot pull "Youth and Inexpirience" off like Reagan could on the age question - he does not have that little boy charm Reagan kept (from what little I have seen from McCain). And while I definately see Reagan as one of the underrated presidents, I am not sure if on the last stretches of the second turn the Alzheimer became a problem which did not surface to the public.
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>>>We already know about those. The McCain forces might want to be careful with the inexperience angle. It might put more focus than they want on McCain's 71 years of experience.
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>>>>I wonder what the attack ads will be this election? Obama is inexperienced and McCain is Bush part 3?
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>>>>>http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/06/06/psychology.fear/index.html
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>>>>>Well, unless they backfire.