The Globeside Viewpoint: Hillary Clinton is America’s Next President

The United States is a seething cauldron of politics. The Americans are about to decide who will be White House’s next occupant. The intensity is building and nearly everyone fans the fire! Will it be Sen. John McCain who wants to keep the White House within the republican fence? Is it the radical democrat Sen. Barack Obama who aspires to be the first Black American president? Or is it Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton who hopes to be the first woman president? Elsewhere around the world, almost everybody is closely watching, interpreting, and analyzing the daily political grind and predicting the outcome as well.

Far across the pacific, here is peso-worth globeside vantage. My prediction is that the former First Lady and Sen. Hillary Clinton will make history as America’s first woman president. I would stake my neck on this one with several considerations.

Sen. HRC must capture her party’s nomination. This is definitely here greatest challenge. The biggest obstacle to her presidency is BO, not JM. If Sen. HRC gets past her democrat rival, it will be a walk in the park for her towards the White House. It may be true therefore that the real presidential derby is the contest between Sen. HRC and Sen. BO.

BO’s capability to win against Sen. JM is suspect. Sen. JM will blow the horn loudest on BO’s ineptitude as top military commander. No people would want a president who would merely talk about religious, political, and moral ideals before a clear and present danger of war. Then there are varied concerns over Obama’s patriotism or brand of patriotism. However, the majority of the Americans may castigate the Bush administration by rejecting a republican presidential candidate. This is where Obama’s hope for victory shines brightest. Between Sen. Clinton and Sen. McCain, this little doubt that the lady senator enjoys a tremendous advantage.

At present, the United States is faced with quite a number of problems, the most urgent of which is the financial crisis. Sen. BO’s avowal for radical change won’t sit well with many Americans. You simply can’t afford to talk about overhauling a leaking boat in the midst of a turbulent sea. The most urgent task is to find the leak and institute repairs. Radical changes in times of crisis are an extremely dangerous proposition.

Unfortunately, BO’s and JM’s weaknesses are HRC’s gain. If Sen. HRC hurdles the BO obstacle, she will be your next president!