Can Obama take out hillary?

Answer 1

Unfortunately I think that they will be on the ticket together. I'm not really sure which is the lesser of the two evils. They are both socialists that have no idea about what's best for this country.

Answer 2

I accepted Clinton’s decision to enter the presidential race with some excitement and would have backed her to the end. However, after listening to her selling her qualifications I have changed my mind. I have watched her from the time she became known as the first lady. She claims to have done a lot during Bills' time in office and in her time as a Senator. I have seen little more than talk and very little accomplishments. She has introduced bills that have not been accepted by her peers and usually "tags" onto someone else’s bill that appears to have the potential of winning. She talks well and has recognition coming more from Bill then herself but I do not think I can accept her; we have had enough "song and dance" routines in the White House. On the other hand, Obama has far less recognition but his accomplishments are very real and commendable. His experience has not been on the shirttail of someone else but in his own doing. Hopefully Obama, Edwards or Biden will "take her out" (of the race) or Giliano will do it in the generals. If she ends up as the democratic candidate I will have to vote republican and I sure don’t want to do that!

Answer 3

They will share a ticket and sweep the election.

Look here to see that they feel the EXACT same way on most issues:
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-R5D9.jk7er.VvWSYKxV8hA--?cq=1&p=102

They are not really running against eachother per se... they are doing what the Republicans were successful at in 04 - manipulating the media to divide and conquer.

I can't wait to have Hillary and Obama in office. (although I am really more excited about Obama, it will be nice to show those Muslim fundies where they can put their sexism...)

Answer 4

No, people are catching onto Obama. Obama for President is like asking an uneducated person to be a teacher. In 4 to 8 years he will be ready, not now. He might be a decent vice president behind Hillary.

Answer 5

Obama has a chance to take out Hillary because the youth, Blacks and Muslims are supporting him.

VOTE for your choice as US President on my 360 degrees blog and know who will likely win.

Answer 6

Any thing is possible, I personally want someone other than Hillary to win. I'm for one tired of the bushes and Clinton's. Sick to death give me some more players we need a new path this one is wrong.

Answer 7

Obama and Hillary ... it's a two step dance to a known conclusion. It's Hillarys turn. If Obama can make a good showing, it will be his turn next. In the mean time he is a celeb making lots of money.

Answer 8

I think so-he seems more genuine and knowledgeable than Hillary.

Answer 9

In the primary they have to show who is the biggest socialist with the most give aways to the lazy class. The one that comes off as hating America most, wins. That means the one who is the farthest out in left field, takes on the moderate Republican. And looses another election. And the liberals all threaten to move to France.

Answer 10

I doubt Bill would object, he's pretty open-minded about that kind of thing. I suspect Mrs. Obama probably is more traditional and wouldn't be happy about it.

Anyway, I don't think she's his type. He seems to have too much class to want to go out with loud older women.

Answer 11

At this point it is a toss up. The potential is there. But it is really way too early to even guess.