Intelligence trumps experience
Experience is sometimes how one describes many years of doing the wrong things without learning to improve what you are doing.
Just ask any donkey ploppy playing BJ that standing on a 12 vs. a dealer's deuce is not a good idea. he is very likely to tell you that he has been playing 21 since the Kennedy administration.
Yeah, he has tons of experience alright. [L.O.L.]
Then look at a bunch of M.I.T. kids still wet-behind-the-years. Their experience at gambling ? Zero ! But tell them what needs to be done via utilizing their intellect and they certainly succeeded, didn't they ?
John McCain has a history of accomplishing almost nothing. He at leasts knows that the public has had more than enough of Bush/Cheney - so he tries to distance himself from Bush. For the first time in history a seated President is NOT campaigning for his party's candidate. Doh'! McCain tries to convince us that he is a "MAVERICK" What a hoot. He admits to supporting Bush over 90% of the time, and when it came to important bills and policies it is close to 100%.
In any case, his slecting an absurdly unqualified moronic running mate like Sarah Palin simply cooked his (political) goose.
The pollsters claims to a (now) 10-11% lead in the popular vote probably overstate the case; but I will gladly wager you a GREAT DEAL of money that McCain loses by at least 2%, which in political science / history terms is a bad beating.
But lets remember something important here. The popular vote does NOT elect the Prez. The Electoral College does. In that arena, it is even more certain that Obama wins than it is in the popular vote.
Under Clinton we had a Budget Surplus, Peace, and Prosperity.
Under Bush we have a frightening National Deficit, war, and are near economic collapse.
The choice is easy to make. A real no-brainer.