Clinton and Obama will be speaking within an hour's drive...

[Sophia Anieri]

...of my house!

Though...

(wait for it)

...not to each other.

(groan)

But anyway! What do you all think I should do?!

[Mitera Nikkou]

I thought you liked Obama.

But, if it's a case of wanting to hear them on equal ground, and they're televised, watch them both on TV. If not televised, and you do prefer Obama, see Hillary and perhaps have another tape Obama if you can.

In the end, though, you must repent! For you have sinned! I know it.

[Haylie]

All these politics polls reminds me of a joke:

If Barak Obama ever gets elected President, it will no longer be known as the United States of America.
It will then come to be called an Obama-nation. (Say that one out loud a few times)

Still working on some Hillary ones.

Uh... fourth option. Politics suck.

[Christina Anikari]

Listen to Obama. He supposedly gets more specific on his politics when voters ask questions and then you can tell me the specifics about his politics.

More seriously though i think Nikkou has a point that if you support Obama then trying to hear Hillary out might not be a bad idea, but i am not too certain. Never been fond of listening to politicians speak live myself, the times i've attempted it i got annoyed by the amount of populist nonsense they said, both those i supported and those i didn't, and the sheer obnoxiousness of their supporters.