Too Little, Too Late

"I Feel Your Pain", The Re-Make ...

Senator Clinton was pitching her audition tonight to the super-delegates, not the general electorate: Playing for a tie and an appeal to the "refs", so to speak, and just trying to avoid that "Captain Queeg Moment" that has so often seemed so close at hand.

Nice work, if you can get it ...

I thought Obama's comments had more substance then Hillary. In fact she really dodged a few questions. I'm so tired of hearing how she's so much more qualified then him. To quote Bill, it's all a Fairy Tale. I hope she has enough common sense to do what's right and bow out.

It occurred to me this evening when watching the debates that in many respects Obama versus Clinton is like McCarthy versus RFK. McCarthy galvanized the youth and he inspired them with his words. Like Hillary, RFK was villified, called a carpetbagger, ruthless, ambitious by McCarthyites, the liberal Press, and the Johnson Democrats. I touched RFK''s hand as I touched Hillary Clintons and in both you could feel their energy, their strength, their vulnerability, and their compassion. They both made mistakes, agonized over them, and they learned from them. Good leaders inspire with words but the best leaders draw their strength from the people and know that the leaders are led. I''m not convinced that Obama has learnt to listen yet, I think he is a tad bit overinfatuated with himself and even said something tonight like , "I have given some great speeches." He is a good orator the fact is when you are standing on a podium, you are speaking DOWN at people. In contrast, Clinton at her town hall meetings stands with the crowds around her, listening carefully to their questions and then asnwering with passion, respect and intelligence. And that intelligence is one that comes as much from a life spent listening as it does from scholarship.

Now we know the truth and it is worse than I thought?She's been spending money(unwisely)on lavish items:Fancy hotels,Fancy food and High price consultants.That's okay if you are winning but if you are losing than you must adjust your spending (take it down a notch).The clintons are running a 20th century campaign unfortunately for them this is the 21th century?