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Financial Times Endorsement: Democrats must choose Obama

ft.com — How much the way that a campaign is run tells you about a candidate’s fitness to be president is debatable – but it does tell you something, especially if the candidate with the misfiring strategy is running on a claim of management expertise. In fact, the campaigns have underlined the contenders’ respective strengths and weaknesses.

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  • aussiejan, on 04/20/2008, -0/+2The end of this article says it all - "The US has the urge to be inspired a little. Electing the country’s first woman president ought to be very inspiring. But not this woman – with her dynastic baggage and knack for antagonizing the undecided – running against this man.

    The Democratic party has waited an awfully long time for a politician like Barack Obama. Enough already."
  • gthrank, on 04/21/2008, -0/+1WASHINGTON - Britain’s Financial Times newspaper, which has bigger paid circulation in the United States than its home country, weighed into the bitter Democratic nominating contest– offering its endorsement to Sen. Barack Obama.

    When a paper that is even higher-brow than the Wall Street Journal endorses Obama, his credibility in financial circles is well established.

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