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Clinton, Obama prepare for battle in Wisconsin (Reuters)

Reuters - John McCain, with little Republican opposition, focused on the November presidential election on Sunday while Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton prepared for their next big fight in Wisconsin.

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14 responses

Jim Cowie Feb 18, 2008

As wisconsin goes, so goes the nation. It's ironic -- usually the earlier contests like New Hampshire are a place for the candidate to show off their details and substance -- in this case, Obama is just getting around to the substance part as he hits the stump in Wisconsin.
Jim Cowie Feb 18, 2008

He should have done this from the start -- he could have won New Hampshire too
David S. Feb 18, 2008

Nice photo. Now *that* is a president.
David S. Feb 18, 2008

Hillary tries that, she looks like she washed down 15 no-doze with espresso; McCain just ends up looking insane.
Shimon Feb 18, 2008

In all elections since television got involved, the more charismatic candidate has won. Obama is more charismatic. He will ultimately win.
james Feb 18, 2008

Wait, but what if Clinton cries?
jhota Feb 18, 2008

watching the two races, we may end up with no tickets worth voting for. again.
Chuck Feb 18, 2008

And yet history repeats itself again and again...
james Feb 18, 2008

seriously, if it is McCain and Clinton? What will change?
jhota Feb 18, 2008

the big problem i have with McCain (any Republican, really) is that he's going to kiss the right wing of the party's collective tuchass - even though they hate him.
todd Feb 18, 2008

I find Obama troubling. The people who love him cannot explain, in any concrete way, why they love him. The believe he is "honest" or will "change the way poltics works".
todd Feb 18, 2008

And the only people who really love him have heard him speak on tv or in person. that is the making of a demogogue and it worries me.
jhota Feb 19, 2008

i don't "love" him. but i trust him farther than i do the Clinton machine. not that that takes very much at all.
Arkansan Feb 19, 2008

I found myself liking Obama a lot after I read his first book. His second book is even more convincing. Read his 60+ page position paper. Look at just one issue -- health care. He promises to arm-twist to lower costs, unlike HRC who wants the tax payers to pay for everyone. (No, wait. She avoids saying that insurance premiums will be mandated to achieve "universal coverage." ) But don't get me started.