Too Little, Too Late

America wake up. Look up the Clinton's net worth. 50 million/ Won't release tax returns. But hillary knows how all these poor Americans feel. Look how her campaign has squandered money on fancy foods and fancy hotels and when her campaign gets low she pulls out 5 million of her own money until the next big Pac contribution. Or she gives a heartwarming plagarized Bill Clinton and Edwards speech at the last. Come on America and see this wealthy, well connected establishment Washington politician for who she is, Hillary Clinton is not like you and me and never will be. That is why she can't connect with the American people. This is the same old politics sa usual. Obam is the only way to go.

Its time to change the status quo. Women are underestimated.

As a nation we have endured 20 years of ups and downs. The only difference is, the ups was when Bill Clinton was in office. We were prosperous and no one was trying to kill us or mocking our current President as America's greatest failure. I do agree we need change because the problems were not here only the last 20 years but the last 2008 years. Think about it, the males have been engaging our country in wars since the inception of the United States.
We finally have women on the Supreme Court, the speaker of the house is a woman, women have positions of authority and they are doing a GREAT job.
Its time for male dominance to step aside and allow a woman to lead the United States. Its not too late to do the right thing and vote for a woman who's voice is our voice. She knows the problems and can make the changes we need currently not down the road. I don't want to wait another 4 years while Obama learns how to use his fast pace brain to voice what we the people need.
Her healthcare plan is solid, her foreign affairs skills are sharp, her economy plan is great to guide the US out of the recession we are slowly plummeting to, she uses her voice to fight for human rights, she has a plan to bring the troops home , and her experienced leadership skills are what America needs NOW. Its not too late to vote for the First Woman President who is more than qualified to lead this country to greatness. Remember the major states are Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania because they are the rich delegate states. But every state is a rich delegate state for Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Every young girl will have hope to become what many women have been trying to do for years, prove they are worthy of position in a male dominant society .
It is time for change but we need solutions so change can happen.

If any of you Hillary supporters want to ensure our candidate gets a fair shot, email your delegates as to why you feel Hillary would make a great leader and commander in chief. I already did.

msni,
I agree.
The journalists are throwing both candidates softball questions.
I think that's because they don't want to make the candidates squirm and know that Democrat voters are bored by policy discussions anyway.
But the result will be a candidate who,in the presidential debates,will get their clock cleaned by an old pro like McCain.
Underestimating Mccain would be a big mistake.He has the "gravitas" thing down pat.He's very funny and excellent on TV.He's been on Leno and Lettermans' show repeatedly,cultivating an excellent style on TV.Letterman loves the guy and Dave is no conservative.McCain is a genuine war hero and independants have always liked him.The fact that McCain is regarded as a "maverick" by ultra conservatives will work FOR him in the general election.
And unlike Bush,McCain is an excellent speaker.
Be ready.The man is anything BUT a pushover.

Funny how Hillary plagerized John Edwards at the end of the debate. John Edwards had more substance than Hillary or Obama.

I have to share a thought:
My girlfriend was (surprisingly for the first time) showing an interest in this election by watching the debate and said something similar to Allison's comment below about "how she makes you FEEL" My response; say you go to a church to hear a sermon there are two ministers first one gets up and delivers the sermon very "Deadpan" just speaking the words without much "Delivery" or "Passion" when finished the second minister gets up and delivers the same sermon but puts his Heart and Soul into it makes you want to get up and clap, shout, stamp your feet. what's the difference? (Allison?) you feel invigorated and yes MOVED. thus the difference between Barrak and Hilary. Both candidates are passionet about our country but one makes you want too tell everyone and get involved while the other made you feel you've heard the information but that's about it. so summerizing, we look/listen for, not only the content of the message but how it was delivered...Think about it and oh yes if you want first hand experience go to a "Conservative Baptist Church then to too a Good shout out Black Gospel church and I think you'll get my meaning!!

???And the implication is that the people who???ve been voting for me or are involved in my campaign are somehow delusional,??? Obama said.

A guilty person needs no accuser.

People have been duped by the Dot Com bubble, Stock Market bubbles, and the Housing and Mortgage bubbles. Now we are being duped by a Shaman.

Like the Housing and Mortgage bubble, a lot of the people who are buying in are going to find out that they can't afford what they've been sold.

The problem for sane people, although we were not taken in by the housing hysteria, and did not destroy our credit and credibility, we are having this latest hysteria forced on us. And it will ruin more than our credit. It will ruin our country.

George Bush has been flushing this county???s resources down the toilet. Obamas answer is to flush it down a bigger toilet and unite more hands to push the lever.

"I say they're taking option B, destroy the party, go nuclear and do whatever it takes to win the nomination for themselves even if they lose the general. Any one want to bet against me? " Yes I will bet against you. If this was the general election , she could go nuclear, but this is within the democratic party, where win or lose, most likely lose, Hillary must return to work. She cannot play Hardball, becuase it would only divide her own party,

The Clintons now have two clear choices. A) Either go out with some dignity, admit Obama's won more states and delegates than you, shut up, let Barack unite the party and win the general election or B) eat the young, destroy the party, make it dirty, play nasty politics, find every piece of dirt you can dig up on Barack, disenfrachise an entire generation (anywhere from 20-25% of the population depending on what you read) and lose the general election to John McCain.

I say they're taking option B, destroy the party, go nuclear and do whatever it takes to win the nomination for themselves even if they lose the general. Any one want to bet against me? Two days maximum before some made-up nasty story about Barack comes out. I just don't buy the nicey-nicey act. Just wait they're going nuclear.

Look how well Obama has unified the Democratic party... yeah he'll definitly get things done in Washington.

Obama hasn't learned to listen? Hillary Clinton is the one who has refused to listen for the better part of the past decade from her failed healthcare iniative during her husband's administration, which other Democrats told her to listen to people's opinions and form a consensus, to NAFTA, right through to her disasterous vote on the Iraq War where she failed to read the National Intelligence Estimate. Even now she refuses to simply apologize for having voted to authorize the war without reading all relevant material.

And Obama has listened. He's listened to an entire generation of young people who felt disenfranchised, ignored and generally left out of the political process. My generation. Is Barack Obama perfect? Certainly not. Will he make mistakes during his first year in office? Absolutely and probably some big ones (as Washington, Lincoln, FDR, JFK and ALL PRESIDENTS have). But he has brought us hope that things can be changed, that ALL voices will be listened to, that a consensus, for the greater good will be formed and that even dissenting viewpoints will be listened to before recklessly plunging us into another war.

You touched RFK's hand? Good for you, but guess what he's OUR RFK. This is not to say he's perfect, just that he represents that same hope for change to us that Bobby did for your generation. I don't mean this meanly, but the time has come, change is here. To every seasons, turn, turn, there is a change. A generation of leadership is passing and a new group is taking up the torch. While we understand the reservations others have PLEASE do try to at least look at the positive attributes of Barack Obama and before you charge him with things like not listening, at least examine how open, listening and willing to compromise your candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton really is. I think, if you are honest with yourself, you might find her a little lacking in this particular area.