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My prediction on who will win the presidency

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7even:
So one day before the big day, what's the atmosphere in the country like? Is McCain already perceived as the winner? Is Hillary having the edge over Obama?
Due to the WTA mentality in the republican primaries one can be pretty sure that it's over after Tuesday. With McCain being endorsed by all those assholes who kinda represent the big WTA states, I have a hard time imagining McCain losing.
I think the democratic race will go beyond Super Tuesday.

Javier:

--- Quote from: 7even on February 03, 2008, 10:05:43 PM ---So one day before the big day, what's the atmosphere in the country like? Is McCain already perceived as the winner? Is Hillary having the edge over Obama?
Due to the WTA mentality in the republican primaries one can be pretty sure that it's over after Tuesday. With McCain being endorsed by all those assholes who kinda represent the big WTA states, I have a hard time imagining McCain losing.
I think the democratic race will go beyond Super Tuesday.

--- End quote ---

If Obama manages to take California, then it will be over on Super Tuesday.  There are some polls that have it pretty close.

Elevz:
Isn't it basically all about California now?

7even:
How come that California is so important when it's not a WTA state for the democrats? I have a hard time thinking Obama will win Cali. I've heard most hispanics don't dig blacks, and dedicated catholics as a whole seem to prefer her over Obama... knowing how many hispanics live in California, I see good chances for Hillary to win.

Trauma-san:

--- Quote from: 7even on February 03, 2008, 10:05:43 PM ---So one day before the big day, what's the atmosphere in the country like? Is McCain already perceived as the winner? Is Hillary having the edge over Obama?
Due to the WTA mentality in the republican primaries one can be pretty sure that it's over after Tuesday. With McCain being endorsed by all those assholes who kinda represent the big WTA states, I have a hard time imagining McCain losing.
I think the democratic race will go beyond Super Tuesday.

--- End quote ---

I don't know much about the dem. race, but the republican race is not over by a long shot.  For one, Mitt Romney apparently is doing well in California, with some polls showing him 8 points ahead.  If Mitt wins California, it's most definately not over.  Mitt's favored to win Utah and Massachusets, and has a good shot in some other small states.  Plus, McCain is a SERIOUSLY flawed candidate that many, many republicans can't stand.  So even if Romney loses big tommorow, he'll still be in the race as the only viable alternative.  Nearly EVERY conservative can't stand McCain, there's a huge base that wants somebody else to win.  That will likely have some effect.  The Romney thing is starting to look like Reagan's campaigns in the past, actually.  Only problem is Reagan lost the first campaign :(

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