Well of course it’s a subjective argument. Unless of course you’d like to get into how Obama has actually voted, which I’m sure wouldn’t work into your argument much, considering that he’s more liberal than Senator Kennedy of Mbumachusetts. Contrary to popular belief, he is not a unifier. He won’t have the support of Republicans under any cirgreat timesstances (his opinions are way too far to the left, a compromise on most issues just won’t happen) and he’s got no record of “reaching across the aisle” like he promises. But McCain does, and that’s why he’ll be getting the independent vote in November.

But hey, that’s all to come. First, the Democrats have to figure out what they’re doing with Florida and Michigan. Sounds good to me – if they’re not counted, Clinton supporters will feel betrayed. If they are counted, Obama supporters will be shafted. If there’s a new primary/caucus, then the Democrats get to spend their money on campaigning against each other instead of against McCain, as well as financing the primaries themselves. We’ll see how the race goes, there’s still months and months to go.