What you state in your own article and then seem to gloss over is the precise reason that there is still a contest for the nomination.What real life voters want in a time of high anxiety is a clear path to an end to the source of their anxiety.When one candidate can say this is what I've done,this is how I helped solve this problem,this is my idea of how to overcome this obstacle people will eventually respond.
When the other candidate says simply "I want to change everything" it shows not only shallowness of message,but,I think, a lack of the basic knowledge of our people and system of government.Our country is based on diverse opinions,the people who represent us give voice to the majority of voters in their particular area,district,state or whatever.To think that you are just going to stroll into office and tell everyone to get along is either the height of arrogance or the height of ignorance.Those in office are fighting to protect the interests of their constituents.That is the job they were elected to do.It would make for a short career in DC if they just decided to stop standing up for their own.

If memory serves, Kennedy made a blatant racist appeal to Hoosier voters under the cover of law n order(former AG). Think BHO can get away with that...or EVEN SHOULD?