Although it seems that Hillary’s political skills have declined recently, I would suggest that she has her ego so wrapped up in this that it clouds her judgment. Obama, on the other hand, seems to be displaying a remarkable ability to detach himself from the more personal aspects, which leaves him better able to demonstrate the kind of political flexibility it takes to react correctly to the attacks and turn them to his ultimate advantage.

Of course, she has a record of not doing the right thing during the debates, so we shall see.

You know, I’m really astonished that no one seems to see this coming, but it’s being telegraphed left and right, and you know, at this point, this whole process is becoming pretty predictable.

Granted, the stories that arise outside the campaigns aren’t predictable at all, but the way each candidate copes is following an incredibly transparent pattern.

As for Clinton being smart, I totally agree. You know, a year ago I was still an Obama supporter, but I was also open for changing sides. This because the rookie mistakes of the Obama campaign were really putting a lot of doubt in my mind while Hillary’s campaign was flawless at the time. Back then had she maintained, I would have been happy to lend support to her because her campaign was a juggernaut, and I actually liked it.

But now, she’s just proven to have much less political skill than a lot of people gave her credit for and it shows.

Ah well, we shall see tomorrow.

We shall see.

Oh, and yes, PPP’s poll is going to be pretty significant as well, they’ve built up a pretty solid track record too.