That’s funny – the only one I remember doing that was her hubby ” Bubba” (who I actually like) – when was that? about 96-7??

”...She must break recent tradition, cast cronyism aside and fill her cabinet with the best people, not only the best Democrats, but the best Republicans as well.. We’re confident she will do that. Her list of favorite presidents – Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Lincoln, both Roosevelts, Truman, George H.W. Bush and Reagan – demonstrates how she thinks…”

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/release/view/?id=4674

GO OBAMA!

YES WE CAN

Anne

It isn’t going to be Huckabee, or McCain
or Rudy on the Republican side.

It will be Romney, and he will beat whichever
clone of George McGovern the Dems put up there.

Meanwhile, the really important news this weekend
will be in Wisconsin….specifically in Green Bay.

Giants….23-20 as they pull off another big upset.

Mrs Clinton is obviously the most qualified candidate in both parties.I’m an American I stay up late to watch the debates.So far she is the only candidate that demonstrated the qualites and experience that US needs during these turbulent times.

Obama may be brilliant , could make good C and C for the Future but ceratinly not ready for the 2008 White House.U S politics isn’t about looking nice and talking sweet; it’s about tough choices and decisions.Americans have to separate enthusiasm founded on wishes and dreams from pedigree, know-how, and a demonstrated capacity to deliver.

Who are the defenders of the status quo ? Is that you ?
Reagan did spawn a ‘sea change’ in American politics.
Obama hopes to spawn a new ‘sea change’. Change based on the ideals of unity – not division (and certainly not modeled after Reagan’s ideas)
How can anyone look at the state of modern politics and the outlook for our country guided by our current stautus quo – how can this ‘sea change’ of unified working government not make sense.
Anyone who has paid any attention knows what Obama is speaking of about the Republican Party being guided by ‘ideas’ for the past 15 years… you don’t have to subscribe to those ideas but they are, none the less, ideas. The same could be said of the Democratic party of the late 50’s and into the 60’s – Kennedy Idealism. Both of these movements ran their course and were watered down by time. That explains the state of the Democratic Party in the 70’s and 80’s. It also explains the ‘washed out’ state of the Republican Party today.—- Why do ‘we’ resent being talked to as if we had the capacity for knowledge. That is how Barack Obama is speaking to America… as if ‘we can’ understand. Why would we sell ourselves short and believe that we are past our zenith… that we are a declining people. Come on people… Now is the time to show some strength of character.

Hillary Clinton should do her part in making the Democratic Party a party of ideas again. She can start by voting for Barack Obama in November.

Barack Obama for President of the UNITED States of America.