现在答案已出，我期待的结果未出现。

tell me about it!!  it's almost May, and i'm STILL undecided even after voting O in the primaries.

i wrote this a few days ago after the PA debate:
After two hours of watching Obama and Hillary (very civilly) go at each other live on national television, hoping that it would finally reveal a clear winner in my mind, i am more torn than ever.  It doesn't help that i've also been reading (slowly but surely) McCain's autobiographic memoir and it's hard not to truly like and/or respect the man.

Each of them appeal to me in such vastly different ways it's so hard to compare them.

Hillary -- a born politician (i'll leave that interpretation open for PC reasons), extremely intelligent (minus the occassional lapses in memory), quick to think and respond on her feet (again, minus memory lapses),  she's easy on the ears and doesn't make me squirm in my seat hoping she doesn't finally stammer something she "didn't mean that way" or that doesn't make any sense, and one cannot deny her the campaign slogan:  Experience.
my reservation:  do we really want to see another Clinton in the White House after 20 consecutive years of either a Bush or Clinton?

Obama -- charismatic, sincere, intelligent (minus the occassional wrong choice of words), plays clean (aka inexperienced) politics, reminds me of a Jed Bartlett -- a lot of heart, strong and consistent principles, but would have to rely heavily on his senior staff's experience and brilliance in leading a nation.  but again, undeniably lives up to his slogan:  Hope.  Change.  and given the status quo ... it would seem that's all we need.
my reservation:  that squirm i referred to above?  he's why i know how that feels.

McCain -- a born leader, charismatic, strong principles, consistent, and i don't know what his slogan is cos he hasn't really had to use it at this point.  but if i had to think of one, he's definitely standing by it:  Long live the war.
my reservation:  see slogan above.  and he's too much of a maverick.  also one other minor detail ... wrong party.

but all that said, i think they'd all be a positive change and i'd be happy with any outcome.

yo, after Bush?  we can only go one way.

lemme know if u figure it out.  think i'm leaning O.  my idealist at heart speaks.

Clinton.
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Obama for change!

Check out this short essay which explains why --
http://norvig.com/hiring-president2.html

Also, have you seen the "Yes, we can" video?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjXyqcx-mYY

I'm from the golden state and going back and forth with the same question; actually google both of them and base on their "resume", that's how I made my choice!!! In my perfect world, they would team up and we get the best of both world :-)  Just another comment, promise....I like your blogs, very real and down to earth!!!

I know, my absentee ballot is sitting on my desk....I'm a hardcore democrat, grew up with the clintons during the 90's....but I think I'm going to vote Obama...

As long as people get out and vote that's the most important thing.

obama

Obama : )

weather in hk is bad too! :-(

i just don't like clinton that much... by default now the answer is obama...

Have a great time and take care.

Obama seems like he could do the best.