<p>somehow it is hard to not smirk at the image of a man married to a woman 18 years younger claiming they don’t know anything about Viagra. ( or the vote)</p>
<p>so you don’t think it is material to voters that McCain thinks Viagra should be covered but not contraception?</p>
<p>Which is more important to families, that couples can have control over timing and frequency of pregnancies or that men can take a potency drug?</p>
<p>my first thought when I watched the YouTube segment was that it might have been altered because it was so awkward. But then the follow up story from MSNBC noted how long the pause was. </p>
<p>The clip certainly made it appear as if he had no idea of the discrepancies between Viagra coverage and birth control coverage. That’s kind of scary.</p>
<p>Straight answer: most of Clinton’s supporters will vote for Obama. Their threats to vote for McCain are like a threat that you’re going to tell off your boss and quit your job–it’s fun to imagine the short-term pleasure, but the long-term effects keep you from carrying out the fantasy.</p>
<p>Hunt, I suspect that you are right. Every Clinton supporter I know, including everyone in my family, will vote for Senator Obama. None of us would, even remotely, seriously consider voting for McCain.</p>