- ECONOMIC STIMULUS
Not a big fan of either of these plans. Our GDP is ~$13,194,700,000,000 and you think $75B will stimulate the economy? In the long term I beleive the money is better spent on initiatives to lower our dependence on foreign oil and fixing the country’s 50-100 year-old infrastructure. These plans are just a gimmicks to get working-class votes. It’s like a radio station saying the 5th caller gets their heating bill paid for free this month.

- EDUCATION
Both sound like they’re full of it on this one, at least Obama doesn’t alienate all of the GOP (who he will need) by keeping NCLB intack.

- ON HEALTHCARE
Obama, hands down. You have a choice with Obama’s plan, especially when you have to choose between feeding your infant son and health insurance.

- ON IRAQ
Obama was clearly doing some independent thinking / what is right when it came time to vote in 2003 on this issue.

- ON SOCIAL SECURITY
Both of these candidates are again pandering to the blue-collar working class. SS is a crappy system and essentially a tax. You are giving the money to the federal government which you are not guaranteed to get back and if you die before you get a check your family doesn’t see a dime of it. If you do get a check you’re not even getting a 1% return on all that money you paid in and chances are you die before you even get enough checks to equal what you paid in, much less a return on your "investment"! Let’s not forget the MILLIONS of free loaders on the system who are not paying FICA but getting SS checks. Furthermore participation is MANDATORY. Why wouldn’t you privatize SS and make people responsible for their own retirement? We get higher returns and this pours trillions into the economy (instead of to the government) and probably do a lot more for economic stimulation than any economic stimulus package Clinton and Obama have proposed. Of course, as a Democratic supporting privatization will not get you the nomination.

Overall: Obama, not perfect, but the lesser of evils and he’ll do a lot to repair our image and build bridges.
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But I think Hillary will be better at getting the job done.
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I’m an Obama supporter, but it’s refreshing to see someone who isn’t extremely tilted towards one candidate. Ididn’t know all of that. My main concern was that "I would have voted differently", quote from Clinton on Iraq. McCain would have a field day with that weak comment. Thanks for the info!
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As someone said above, YES he CAN and YES he WILL!
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