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INTERESTING! Right after Senator Kerry announced to support Senator Obama, Senator Clinton won in Nevada Primary with 51% votes (Obama with 45%); then ten days later, right after Senator Kennedy announced to support Obama, Senator Clinton won in Florida Primary with 50% votes (Obama with 33%). It seems those two famous Senators support to Obama did not help Obama to win the Primary. Why???
The Primary results indicate the facts that the voters want to make the decision on their own, but not just to listen some famous Hollywood star or some famous Politicians. Actually it is the majority ordinary people who decide the election, decide the next President. The influence of a few famous people, including President George Bush, can be very limited.
Each voter, disregarding his/her level or position, has exactly the same vote, equally one vote.
People want to use their mind to make their own decision, rather than just listening to someone else.
It is the ordinary people who decide the US next President!
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