If anyone thinks that McCain does have a snowball's chance in hell of getting elected (what? …asbestos snowpants?), they'll have to riddle me this one, Batman ...


How does McCain win an election when in the primaries Obama (in second place in his primary) has acquired more popular votes than McCain and Romney COMBINED in theirs?

Exactly who does that leave to vote for McCain? The Democrats have NEVER <<<-----not hyperbole ... it's actual. Democrats have NEVER had a greater turnout for a primary season. And it's not over. They cannot wait to make history.

The rich white eastern Democrat can't wait to prove that he's not a racist. He wants something beyond pointing to the household help he hires to prove that point so he'll be gleefully voting for Obama. And white women want Hillary -- whether she gets there on her own merits or not.

Curiously, though...

it's a no brainer that if one desires a progressive political agenda they should be praying day and night for a McCain presidency. If a Democrat is in the White House, the small remnant of Republican legislators will HAVE TO fight tooth-and-nail to obstruct progress – lest they prove themselves ineffectual and lose their congressional seats.

And as small as their number is, it has been proven that a non-majority can effectively obstruct. But if McCain is there, the Republicans who WOULD HAVE obstructed progress will be under extreme political pressure (read: federal money) to go along with their party leader.

You want universal health care? Pray for a McCain presidency.

You want liberal judges appointed to legislate from the bench? Pray for a McCain presidency.

You want more federally centralized public education system?   Pray for a McCain presidency.

You want a Democrat president in 2012? Pray for a McCain presidency.

Those things may happen anyway. They will happen eventually. They are a done deal with a McCain presidency.