How to Lose the 2008 Election

Vote for Hilary.

That's it, pretty simple eh? First let's begin with what the republicans are saying...

The narrative has followed Mrs. Clinton across the country. Strategists from both parties have often said Republicans would prefer Mrs. Clinton because she will motivate the party base. However, some now think a Clinton victory will unify Republicans behind candidate Sen. John McCain, Arizona Republican, despite concerns about his conservative credentials.

Do you see that? Right there, both parties, it's not just the republicans, it's the Democrats too. Great, swell job, let's do exactly what one is hoping for and another is afraid of.

Second, polls show that Obama would beat McCain and Clinton would tie.

Obama captured 48% of the vote in the theoretical match-up against McCain's 41%, the TIME poll reported, while Clinton and McCain would deadlock at 46% of the vote each. Put another way, McCain looks at the moment to have a narrowly better chance of beating the New York Senator than he does the relative newcomer from Illinois.

So there goes the argument that Hilary is more "electable" because of her loads of experience and less change. Yes, this is exactly what we want, a candidate who will rally the republicans purely to beat her and one who is shown to lose the election if it was held today. Not to mention her campaign is starved for cash and is resorting to dipping into her own pockets.

Yes, vote for Hilary, let's turn the predicted landslide for the Democrats into an easy win for the Republicans. Hilary needs to bow out, and the Democratic party needs to rally behind Obama. Let's focus on November instead of wasting money on the fight for the nomination. The republicans have done so and they've already begun to garner the headlines, it's time to take control of the party, the news cycle, and the country again.

Also, on another political note, check out opencongress.org.