As of today, there are troubled waters ahead for the probable Democratic Party Nominee for President. Obama could lose. BUT, the addition of Hillary Clinton could make a difference. Please read on.

From http://www.realclearpolitics.com for July 2nd, they are showing for a November General Election for “Gallup Tracking” nationwide only a plus 5% margin for Obama over McCain.

Continuing, please read an article written by Harry Siegel posted on Politico.com dated June 19th titled: “Obama Could Win Vote, and Lose Election”.

Then let me add Charles Krauthammer in the Washington Post, with his brilliant article dated June 27th titled: “The Ever-Malleable Mr. Obama”.

Then go to one more, “The Two Obamas” by David Brooks in the New York Times for June 20th, 2008.

We have now exposed what many of us knew for a long time, Mr. Obama is an absolute “flip-flopper”, and thinks we don’t see it. And this is a person who when he was a State Legislator in Illinois, voted “Present” 130 times only to avoid taking a position. And now he wants to be our President.

That being said, let’s move ahead now with Mr. Obama out front as the Presidential nominee, and “orator-in-chief”. No problem.

However, I believe if Hillary Clinton were invited to be on the ticket as the Vice Presidential candidate, and offered to head up some new important task force in a new administration, I am sure our chances of electing a Democratic Party President in November would be greatly improved, and I believe there are 18 Million other voters who also agree. These are the 18 million voters out here who just recently stood with Hillary Clinton in this primary contest we just concluded.

Meanwhile Hillary Clinton should continue, and will do so. Nine states are left to vote. And several million voters in Florida and Michigan who voted for Hillary Clinton must be counted. Mr. Obama is obecting to a revote in those two states, because he knows he will lose. So that will have to be decided at the Denver Convention.

As to those people above and any others who similar join in with heavy venting, no problem. We’ll just pass the word, you will not be voting for Senator Clinton, so we won’t count on your vote.

Thank you.