Should John McCain & the republican party start their attacks on Barak Obama?

As of now Barak Obama seems to be the frontrunner with his win in Wisconsin, is he ready for the fight that is ahead of him? The media gave Barak a free ride on the issues and has let his campaign slide like butter so far. As a democrat I will never vote for Barak and am leaning towards John McCain. Should John McCain & the republicans start shredding his empty rhetoric of "hope" and give him the spanking the media failed to do?

Public Comments

1. if he wants a chance at presidency he should because obamas practically got this in the bag
2. Yea! Let's let McCain loose.
3. Yes, they can plagiarize Hillary all they want.
4. They can all stroke each other for all I care. The GOP lost my support when they nominated McCain.
5. sure. It's never too early to start slinging mud.
6. You have your opnion, obama should win. Now let me have mine
7. Check out McCain's victory speech in Wisconsin last night, he's already started taking jabs at Obama.
8. McCain doesn't have the entire conservative base behind him though. We could be asking the same about him as well.
9. There will not be a need for attacks once Obama starts answering questions. He will make himself look foolish.
10. What kind of Democrat would ever vote for McCain? Unless you like our country being at war and don't mind another 100 years.
11. They started it long time ago but it backfired on them .
12. Doesn't really matter , McCain ( if he gets into office) will probably die a few weeks later . Its not like he has much life left . I mean come on people, he is like a little alien or something .
13. he is WAY behind McCain, so I think McCain will win, everyone says he is more electable as President.
14. Republicans have to tread lightly. Any miscalculated attack on Obama will be spun to hurt Republicans. Look for Obama to talk about moving forward instead of business as usual, in reference to McCain being a seasoned official. Our best bet is to point out how liberal and inexperienced Obama really is. McCain needs to pin Obama down with strong policy questions.
15. When it comes down to the race between Obama & McCain the Media will hound McCain for every little issue every vote he has ever made, even if he has ever left a bad tip. Obama will pretty much geta free ride but McCain still has the upper hand in experience & moral high ground, Plus he will appeal to moderates more than Obama he is verging on Socialism.
16. They already have. I wouldn't have suggested or OK'd that if I was the campaign manager. Who knows, there are a few states that are left where Hillary could take the lead!
17. Why? Hillary is doing a fine job now...
18. I'm sure he will. But wouldnt it be better time spent to skip the mudslinging and come up with and deliver us a plan for his term in office.
19. Slowly but yes...and gently, the American people are really just beginning to get to know Obama, we already know McCain, war hero, maverick Republican with a 20 plus year track record of working with the other party, and hell, Rush Limbaugh has never liked him...thats good enough for my vote...but he's doesn't have to be in a hurry, I think once you see those two standing side by side, compare records and life experiences there is no comparision....
20. in political campaigns the components have to campaign against one another .so if you want to call a campaign an attack go ahead
21. They don't need to. Obama has nothing and will lose without McCain's help.
22. The Clinton Campaign has already un-earthed enough dirt. That is the "problem" with the way Democrats do things. They dig up & throw so much "crap" at each other in the Primaries. THEN, after the convention, they think they can get the "stench" off with a shower? If the crap was true when they threw it, why would they vote for it AFTER? The definition of "insanity" is, doing the same thing over & over, and expecting a different result. Democrat politicians are, apparently, insane!!