Barack Obama Cannot Beat John McCain in November

As the democratic primary race carries on, I think one fact is becoming more and more apparent: Barack Obama cannot beat John McCain in the general election. Hillary Clinton has the best chance against McCain and it is becoming painfully obvious. Although the Obama camp claims to have the most number of popular votes, I think the super delegates are finally starting catch on and will swing Clinton's way when push comes to shove. The Presidency is at stake and they know it. We can't let McCain win.

Here are the main reasons why Obama will lose in November:

Battle Ground States and blue collar workers. Hillary beat Obama in Pennsylvania by nearly 10 percentage points, even after he outspent her three to one. Obama supporters argue that he "cut her lead" in Pennsylvania, but to cut a lead that was astronomical to begin with is still a huge problem for the Obama camp. Cutting a lead and still losing by almost ten points is dismal, in fact. It's become the elephant in the room. Even Obama supporters will hesitate and stammer when confronted with the facts: Hillary has won the big battleground states and electoral votes that are needed to win in November. Period. She has the support of Latinos and blue collar workers. Obama does not. Why won't they acknowledge this?

Experience. Military leaders such as Wesley Clark believe that Hillary has the best plan to get out of Iraq. Even rabid Republican Anne Coulter has stated that she would support Hillary over McCain. Barack Obama is the least experienced candidate. That is an indisputable fact. His slip-ups, such as the "bitter" comments that he made really showcase his inexperience and his lack of savvy on the world's stage. His poor performance during the last debate also showcased this deficiency. He appeared angry and flustered. Hillary shined. She thinks fast and speaks eloquently.