Will John McCain be president?

Question

Whoever is elected is gonna have to clean things up a bit.

Answer 1

John McCain probably would've been a great president if he beat Bush in the primary back in 2000, but now he's too old and holds some unpopular views.

Answer 2

i think of he will at last withdraw troops from Iraq yet no longer astounding away if he's elected. to respond to your different question i think of he will win the election regrettably (i'm balloting for Obama) simply by cluster f**ok it somewhat is the Democratic occasion. if that they had any experience they might have run a low threat candidate (no longer Obama and by employing no potential Hillary) like Joe Biden Wesley Clark or Chris Dodd in all probability even bill Richardson and saved the vice chairman spot for Obama or Clinton. With the way Bush and Cheney ran issues over the final 8 years any of them might have gained handily against McCain. Obama whilst nicely certified in my techniques does not look the comparable to different electorate based on the adventure question, at instances he can come off as slightly an elitist and final i think of there are too many people in this u . s . a . that are petrified of who he's in that he does not come from the comparable mould as presidents a million-40 3 (a tragic situation that persons can no longer recover from something so trivial in the day we are dwelling in). As for Hillary fortuitously she isn't the nominee simply by fact the election may well be in McCain's back pocket simply by fact she rubs too many people the incorrect way..ie. moderates jointly with myself. Obama nonetheless has a shot to win and that i wish he does yet come November and McCain wins i will't be bowled over in any respect.

Answer 3

Since it was originally his idea to increase troop strength in Iraq, if it fails some of the blame for a lack of good judgment will fall back on him. It will hurt his chances to become president if the US role in Iraq is still going on by election time. There will be a backlash from a majority of voters against any Republican candidate that supports Bush's war effort. People are already very much opposed to the troop increase and the war itself. He also will have competititon for the nomination from Guiliani & Romney of Massachusetts.

Answer 4

I highly doubt it will be McCain. My guess the people will choose a democratic President because of the recent terms run by a republican.
But you're right, things need to be cleaned.

Answer 5

If McCain gets the nomination, my gut says that he will be another Bob Dole, an over the hill senator who got nominated because it was "his turn" and ends up losing. To have a chance the republicans will have to do better than McCain and and I don't know that that is possible.

Answer 6

A flip-flopping Cheshire Cat like him is the surest way to sacrifice young American lives and hasten up Armaggedon! What great ideas can be genuinely said to have originated directly from him, or what has he done so great other than served as a Vietnam POW?

Answer 7

Let's hope so.
I'm all for (as I am female) a 1st female president, just....let her (Hilary Clinton) NOT be in our historical ledgers as the 1st.
I beleive McCain has the experience, presence to clean anything up...legally

Answer 8

I don't think John McCain can win, but if he did you can be sure he would always tell the American people the truth

Answer 9

I think he has a decent shot, but this will be his last. He's getting old.

I agree that things need cleaning up, but the country has been though much worse and come out ok.

Answer 10

I seriously doubt it. I'm not even sure he'll get the Republican nomination anymore. He's hitched himself to unpopular war views and he's got a nasty temper. Polls show his popularity has been in a steady decline.