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Studying Senator Obama's record and statements make it clear that he isn't much different from other men who've said they should be president. He talks scarcity thinking about limited resources. Hillary talks expansively about American ingenuity and how there's nothing we can't do together.

I've waited all my life to be able to vote for a woman or a person of color for President.

It is disturbing that we have to choose one or the other.

A Hillary/Obama ticket would be great.
Eight years of prosperity and peace with Hillary as Prez,
followed by another eight years with Obama as Prez.

We need fundamental change. It's going to take at least 16 years to clean up after Bush.

Hillary's committment to women, families and children is deep and proven.


GIVE A WOMAN A CHANCE FOR REAL CHANGE


Vote and Support HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 2008
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4 responses // Give a WOMAN a Chance for REAL CHANGE

  • I agree with your passion, but I don't agree that it's "disturbing" to have to pick either one. That's the nature of politics, it's the nature of the process.

    To try to force this ticket would be critically insincere, in my honest opinion.

    <<He talks scarcity thinking about limited resources. Hillary talks expansively about American ingenuity and how there's nothing we can't do together.>>

    Wow. And here I thought it was the opposite way around??
    Miyaunna_DeChelle
  • its repugnant that people talk about change but are still voting for the big budget corporacrats.
    Watch Clinton Chronicles
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-64704508951642...

    Here's Hillary's big budget, bigger military voting record
    http://www.votesmart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=554...
    ablindeye
  • hillaryclinton.com
    TouchArt
  • http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/01/03/politics/horserace/entry3672938.shtml

    The Associated Press reports that Jacqueline Jackson – the wife of Rev. Jesse Jackson – is backing Hillary Clinton in a new radio ad being aired in the state. Her husband is supporting Barack Obama.

    "Hillary believes that the way we treat our children reflects our nation's values," Jacqueline Jackson says in the spot. "For 35 years, Hillary has fought for families."
    TouchArt

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