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Obama and McCain have rifts to heal

baltimoresun.com — How will Obama and McCain regain support of "classic but alienated" supporters of their respective parties?

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  • cashman57, on 05/11/2008, -0/+1FTA:For Obama to win converts in Clinton territory like Allegany, "he's going to have to direct his message more to the working people," said DuVall, the county Democratic chairman. Those voters, he said, "feel fairly well disenfranchised," and are willing to consider McCain. DuVall said he is worried that McCain could win the presidency unless Obama makes "every effort to reach out to all segments of the working class."
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    Obama has a deep problem that extends far beyond the Clinton's campaign tactics and I don't believe there's any way for him to get the Clinton voters back. What I didn't find in the article was a mention of what McCain has to do to win back Republicans who are not especially fond of him. Perhaps that is because it is an impossible task?
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