Will demographic be the " Decider " of the 2008's elections?

Senator Obama has more support among younger and urban voters than Senator Clinton does.

On the other hand, she performs better than him in the rural areas, with blue collars and voters older than 65.

At this juncture, the key factor that will decide the November's elections outcome could be pure demographic. Older voters are more " reliable " than the young demographic.

The main question is: Will older democrats ( Clinton's key demographic) vote for Sen. McCain if Sen. Obama is the Dems nominee? If they do, the only way Sen. Obama can defeat Sen.McCain is if the young democrats turn up in record numbers at the polls, in November.

If you are into political polls, you can find more or less any information you need @ http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/2008/national-polls.html

Senator Clinton is running out of $$$$.....

It is time for her to pull the plug on her campain, unless she wants to spend Chelsea's inheritance.

Further more she is damaging the chance for the Dems to win in November. The smart decision is to go back to a " dream ticket " scenario, but this time around with Senator Obama on top.

Two questions remain:
Will her ego get in the way of accepting a VP position?
Can Sen. Obama forgive her for a nasty and " hormonal " campain?


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