Ok, so I hope I’m completely wrong about this but what have I go to lose. Regardless of today’s Pennsylvania Democratic Primaries, the winner of the 2008 Presidential Election is going to be none other than John McCain. o.O!

Personally, I’m more in favor of Barak Obama to win the election (since Ron Paul is no longer in the running), but by the way things are looking so far, it looks as though the internal rivalry plaguing the Democratic Party is going to hand the 2008 Presidency to the Republicans. Granted this isn’t an idea unique to my own and I am obliged to cite the preachings of a Republican counterpart, but regardless the origins, the outcome looks bleaker by the day for the Democrats.

I hope today’s Pennsylvania Primaries will seal the deal for them and stop this incessant in-fighting. The last thing I would want to see is a new President winning by default.

I’m not anti-anyone (yet) in terms of the 2008 Presidential Elections but I’m pretty sure that having a candidate’s face plastered all over the Internet isn’t exactly the best way to win people over. It resembles spam more than anything else. Take the screenshot (above) that I took from RawStory.com for example. Does the triple dose of “Hillary for 2008?” ads make you want to vote for her? No, it doesn’t, does it? Now, I’m fairly certain that this set of ads isn’t actually a part of Hillary’s marketing campaign strategy but, regardless of that fact, it’s her face and over-exposure can kill. My advice to all the campaign managers out there and to webmasters: find a way to get rid of the ad-spam! They don’t do anyone any good and they make your websites look cheap.  Oooh look, free coffee.