That's why I like Obama the best right now. He seems to have the most chance of winning the nomination of all the good candidates (i.e. him and Edwards), and he's actually very principled, and able to sway people. He had the wisdom to oppose this idiotic war from the beginning. He has great people skills and would be more willing to work with Congress than W. has been (or Clinton, for that matter re: health care reform). And he has a great image. Only FDR had a greater image than Obama. I also feel he'd be able to get us out of this economic Depression. That's why I support him.

Actually, although I am not religious, I think the best R candidate is Huckabee. He could beat Hillary, but not O nor Edwards. McCain wd give Hillary a race, but the war wd doom him.

That's what everyone should do on election day, regardless of party leaning/affiliation. Vote for the person who is best able to do the job. For me, it all comes down to common sense, a strong background in foreign and domestic policy, and the ability to work with others. That's why I'm supporting Bill Richardson. He is the only candidate from any party with the unique experiences necessary to be a uniting force in Washington and to push for tangible, realistic changes. He's the only Democrat with executive experience and the only one who isn't a Washington insider. He's the only one who has served as a Cabinet member (Sec. of Energy for Bill Clinton) and as a diplomat. In any other year, he would be the obvious choise. But it's tough to compete with a woman who's basically been running for President for 10 years and a black guy who doesn't make white people feel guilty, and instead inspires everyone with his charisma and message of hope.