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Even Obama himself said "Senator Clinton will be on everyone's shortlist". Looking back, Hillary was the change America's been waiting for. Seeing Obama and McCain attacking each other and even bringing the tacky and the sleazy side of Hollywood to the campaign, is pretty unbelievable. It is as tacky as Britney and Paris.
Obama must remember that he lost Ohio, Texas, and Pennsylvania as well as many other big/key states to Hillary. McCain won those states. Today McCain is leading in the poll. Obama needs to start talking about how (and when) he will bring back the jobs, create more and better opprotunities and provide good deals for the people, and improve the economy from scratch. Obama still cannot close the deal. Hillary still has a lot to offer before the last vote is counted in November -- the 18 million women and all the older white voters in the big states. If McCain is right and if indeed image is what Obama is focusing on these days, (McCain and many Americans think Obama has been very busy working on his image overseas and at home) Hillary will not want to be a part of it. She has been there. Hill is not a suitable candidate simply because she is way too good and way too qualified to be the VP. She is a Commander-In-Chief material and she will either take over the president's job (that's bad) or be blamed for the president's failure (that's worse). Queers think Hill will not want to be blamed for anybody's failure in the White House and therefore will not accept the offer (that's the worst). But Obama will be an idiot not to offer Hill the VP post. Obama's choice will be the true test of his leadership skills. Give the VP job to someone else and not Hill, and that will confirm his weakness -- that he doesn't never know how to close the deal.
Even Obama himself said "Senator Clinton will be on everyone's shortlist". Looking back, Hillary was the change America's been waiting for. Seeing Obama and McCain attacking each other and even bringing the tacky and the sleazy side of Hollywood to the campaign, is pretty unbelievable. It is as tacky as Britney and Paris.
Obama must remember that he lost Ohio, Texas, and Pennsylvania as well as many other big/key states to Hillary. McCain won those states. Today McCain is leading in the poll. Obama needs to start talking about how (and when) he will bring back the jobs, create more and better opprotunities and provide good deals for the people, and improve the economy from scratch. Obama still cannot close the deal. Hillary still has a lot to offer before the last vote is counted in November -- the 18 million women and all the older white voters in the big states. If McCain is right and if indeed image is what Obama is focusing on these days, (McCain and many Americans think Obama has been very busy working on his image overseas and at home) Hillary will not want to be a part of it. She has been there. Hill is not a suitable candidate simply because she is way too good and way too qualified to be the VP. She is a Commander-In-Chief material and she will either take over the president's job (that's bad) or be blamed for the president's failure (that's worse). Queers think Hill will not want to be blamed for anybody's failure in the White House and therefore will not accept the offer (that's the worst). But Obama will be an idiot not to offer Hill the VP post. Obama's choice will be the true test of his leadership skills. Give the VP job to someone else and not Hill, and that will confirm his weakness -- that he doesn't never know how to close the deal.