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6/9/2008 - Electability Poll Concluded: On June 7th, Hillary pledged her support for Obama, who is now the presumptive nominee from the Democratic party for the upcoming Presidential election in November. Prior to this milestone, we were conducting an opinion poll on electability. This poll is concluded now, and we thank the hundred anonymous readers who participated in this important poll / survey. Here are the final results:

(6/2/2008) Hillary can't win, even if it was a winner-take-all contest using the current Electoral Voting system
Obama has won the majority of pledged delegates. However, Hillary keeps the challenge going, asserting that if it was a state-by-state winner take all, she would be the nominee. Is that true? We have crunched the numbers for you, and also for the undecided super-delegates. Read more...

Also, in our opinion, it is the self-serving super--delegates, who, by not casting their votes, have prevented Obama from clinching the Democratic party nomination for the President; in spite of winning the majority of pledged delegates. However, your opinion matters. So, please take a poll on whether the Democratic Super Delegates, by waiting it out, are part of the Democratic self-sabotage that is currently under way:

(4/23/2008 - Politics) Latest Franteractive electability survery / poll results - - - Obama 12 times more electable than Hillary
The latest Franteractive Electability Survey / Poll shows that for every person who thinks that Hillary is more electable than Obama, twelve people think the other way around:

Read the complete analysis here...

(2/20/2008) McCain Campaign SWOT - Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
This introductory SWOT analysis of the McCain campaign serves the dual purpose of illustrating how a SWOT framework can be used for competitive analysis purposes. The SWOT illustrated in this article is that of the McCain campaign, as an Obama campaign strategist would frame it… For example, if Hillary was the Democratic nominee, it would be an opportunity for McCain. On the other hand, if Obama emerged as the victor in the Democratic primaries, he would pose a threat to McCain in the upcoming presidential elections in November... Read more...

(2/7/2008) The people movement for Obama might doom the Clinton campaign, after all…
… Either Obama or Hillary will be better than McCain for the economy, because a McCain presidency will budget big dollars for the Iraq war in perpetuity, a truly bad thing for millions of Americans, who can put that money into better use, be it relief for foreclosures, or be it universal health care...Obama seems to be able to match the Clinton financing machinations with small $25 contributions from countless Americans. Now, that is a revolution. People love him, and they contribute $25 from their hard-earned cash for his campaign... Read more...

(2/3/2008) Obama outshines Hillary 3 to 2 in the pre-Super-Tuesday Democratic Presidential Primary Debate
As per my initial analysis of the Hollywood debate, Obama comes across with a thumping win over Hillary. However, I am not that heartless, Hillary. I know you desperately want to be President. So, let me give you a point. Hollywood California Democratic Primary Debate FINAL Score --- Obama: 3; Hillary: 2 Read more...

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