Posted by: lootekukur February 12, 2008
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Bob,
HAHAHA...sure! Please do share your experiences. More coming? I am all ears
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Nell,
First off, if you haven't followed all my posts in this thread, let me tell you that I am not against Hillary. I think she is quite smart and an equally, if not more, eligible candidate for president. If Obama was not around, I would support her. I will still do, if Obama loses nomination to her. In other words, she is my second favorite. If Billary were not acting like cry-babies like they have over the past few months, I would have equal support for both.
However, Hillary's campaign has been flaunting about their experience edge over Obama campaign umpteen times and this is irking me for I seriously believe it's just something which has been blown out of proportion by media and her supporters-- one of those myriads cards Billary have been playing against Obama campaign. I agree that she has contributed a lot for women and children and her stellar resume on that ground shows it all. But if you look at it closely, Obama is no less than Hillary in terms of 'executive' and 'legislative' experience. She just has a couple of year more experience than Obama as a Senator. There's nothing more than that. Hillary's superior experience over Obama is a myth. If being married to a powerful man is an experience, then Laura Bush now is no less experienced either or so is Melinda Gates. When the Clintons were in office, the US government literally ground to a halt due to bipartisan gridlock. Hillary is partisan and Obama is inclusive. You can make a guess of who is more likely to get things done for a bipartisan co-operation which is imperative to boost the plummeting economy of US.
HAHAHA...sure! Please do share your experiences. More coming? I am all ears
.Nell,
First off, if you haven't followed all my posts in this thread, let me tell you that I am not against Hillary. I think she is quite smart and an equally, if not more, eligible candidate for president. If Obama was not around, I would support her. I will still do, if Obama loses nomination to her. In other words, she is my second favorite. If Billary were not acting like cry-babies like they have over the past few months, I would have equal support for both.
However, Hillary's campaign has been flaunting about their experience edge over Obama campaign umpteen times and this is irking me for I seriously believe it's just something which has been blown out of proportion by media and her supporters-- one of those myriads cards Billary have been playing against Obama campaign. I agree that she has contributed a lot for women and children and her stellar resume on that ground shows it all. But if you look at it closely, Obama is no less than Hillary in terms of 'executive' and 'legislative' experience. She just has a couple of year more experience than Obama as a Senator. There's nothing more than that. Hillary's superior experience over Obama is a myth. If being married to a powerful man is an experience, then Laura Bush now is no less experienced either or so is Melinda Gates. When the Clintons were in office, the US government literally ground to a halt due to bipartisan gridlock. Hillary is partisan and Obama is inclusive. You can make a guess of who is more likely to get things done for a bipartisan co-operation which is imperative to boost the plummeting economy of US.