When can the democratic party shift focus on McCain?

[edomitealive]

Do you think after March 4 Obama will be able to give McCain the attention he deserves? So far, McCain has been able to make cheap shots at the Democratic Party while they are still trying to sort out their candidate.

[Mr. Bean]

The current President Bush has been the worst president in terms of immigration. I take that back Ronald Reagan would have to be the worst. It wouldn't even be a debate had Ronald Reagan not given Millions of illegal immigrants amnesty when he was president. Bush runs a close second in terms of wanting to hand out citizenship to any unknown that crosses the border.

Obviously you haven't listened to crazy McCain when he speaks of immigration.

[SIU]

I am not sure the Dems are ready for the republicans yet. They have their hands full with Hillary.

[rotorhead]

First the Dems have to settle on their own nomination. Should Obama win large enough to cause Hillary to drop out, he then has to woo over her supporters. When he has made some headway there, then he can shift some more focus on McCain.

[miwls59]

You make the assumption that Barrack Obama will be the Democratic nominee for President... Perhaps a little too early before the primary results from Ohio and Texas.

Until the Democratic delegates choose a candidate, McCain, as the front-runner has ample opportunity to pick apart an obviously inexperienced candidate such as Obama.

As a lifelong Democrat (voting since 1976), I am confident that McCain is drooling with eager anticipation to face Obama - if he gains the nomination.

Never pit an inexperienced foe against a seasoned challenger. Some may cite the 1960 campaign where Kennedy upset the incumbent vice-president, Richard M. Nixon but I feel this is a far different scenario.

[TAT]

You are wrong. McCain has been a real weenie afraid to take on Barak Hussein Obama.