THERE IS NO WAY OBAMA CAN WIN AGAINST MCCAIN...and by the WAY

..DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHY THEY CAME UP WITH SUPER DELAGATES

THEY CAME UP WITH SUPER DELAGATES IN 1982..to fix a problem with a fore runner..that can not possibly win in the GENERAL ELECTION   (i.e. McGovern...Carter)

do you think that obama would have won the states and or delagates..if the primarys were JUST GETTING STARTED..

..WAKE-UP PEOPLE

Well the speech was A good not..GREAT speech..

Not a MLK or Rooseavelt, or JFK speech

 Yet Obama still could be is a prophet of change... Yet maybe even a LEADER ..

 BUT NOT A PRESIDENT

 Many Great people have enfluenced change..I MEAN GREAT PEOPLE !! Many we have forgotten or never heard of..or lost to The past..never to have been known....wfe

Barack Obama sadly is not at that point.

Many leaders and uniters and prophets of change were never a president..,a king..,a dictator, or even a GOD.

A GREAT EXAMPLE...The Great Experimenter  Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (1869-1948), also known as Mahatma GandhiGandhi was no emperor, not a military general, not a president nor a prime minister. He was neither pacifist nor a cult guru. Who was Gandhi ? If anything, Mohandas K. Gandhi was a constant experimenter. Spirituality, religion, self-reliance, health, education, clothing, drinks, medicine, child care, status of women, no field escaped his search for truth. His thoughts when appeared in the form of talk or article became official words of action with the masses of India. He was a man who did what he said and led an exemplary and a transparent life. Not many people can claim "My life is an open book". There were millions of Indians who treated Gandhi's suggestions as supreme commands and acted upon them (hence the name Mahatma). Born in Gujarat, fluent with Hindi and English, and residing in the minds of millions, Gandhiji was able to unite India like none other. An adamant idealist, courageous fighter, a deep thinker, and a great leader of men and ideas, it was possible for him to do that because he identified himself with struggles and pains of the common Indians. He quickly became the sole voice of the downtrodden and the exploited. They completely believed that Gandhiji understood their difficulties and would provide justice for them. Among Gandhiji's disciples were kings, royals, untouchables, rich, poor, foreigners, and women. When this selfless and pure man became leader of the nation, he gave a clear and unambiguous direction to the Himalayan problems facing India. Most important of them were poverty, religious conflict, exploitation, ignorance and colonization by the British. Here, we try to disseminate his complex personality through articles, tributes, pictures and quotations. -Vikas Kamat