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Oh, Ms. Jones! I'll forgo the discussion on the vice-presidential possibilities on the assumption that you caught Barack speaking in MS earlier this week. So much for all that talk, eh?
As for Barack's contributions to this country, oh shucks, I don't know... maybe reigniting the democratic spirit of a large percentage of the American people, a feat much more meaningful than any legislative policy a candidate might have passed? I generally try to avoid platitudes, but hell, these astonishing turnout records on the democratic side aren't happening because everyone's real jazzed on Hillary. He has sparked interest, and excitement, and attention in our electoral process, and that is a far, far greater contribution than any other candidate has made this election season. Hell, it seems he got you talking and posting, eh? If you can name any of the contributions Abe Lincoln made before being elected (off the top of your head, Carol, it's only fair). Democracy relies on participation. More participation = stronger democracy. Barack= more participation.
Also implicit in your question (much more explicit in her campaign) is the notion that Hillary Clinton, has, in fact, done something for the country, that she has this wealth of experience to draw on. How quaint. Let's quote Bill Clinton's #3 State Department Official:
“She did not sit in on National Security Council meetings. She did not have a security clearance. She did not attend meetings in the Situation Room. She did not manage any part of the national security bureaucracy, nor did she have her own national secur

By the way, I just noticed what you said about Abe Lincoln, and yes, I can. He was always against slavery and his family would never own any so he was always doing all the work hisself. I think that is a fairly big accomplishment to stand up for something like that before it was popular. Of course, I am sure that is nothing to you. Also, I never said anything about Hillary having a wealth of experience (which by the way, is technically more than Barack). If you had really read what I had said you might have actually noticed that I was really making fun of the Democratic party. Also, I find it really hard to believe that she didn't have a security clearance. She was the first lady and had access to the president and other top officials. Also, she is a senator. How could she not have a security clearance? I was in the military. You had to have a clearance to do anything.

I don't think that it is because of Barack that there is more participation. I have noticed that ever since the 2000 election with Bush/Gore there has been an uptick due to the controversy with Florida. Maybe you have only been paying attention since Barack started running, but much of America has been participating for alot longer. By the way, I like how you said MS. Jones. First of all, I am a Mrs. Second of all, I would not vote for ANY Clinton. Third of all, I would never vote for any Democrat. I would also like to say thank you for sterotyping me. It is so funny that Democrats talk all this liberal nonsense but they are always the ones to sterotype everyone else. Funny.

Again, you don't even bother reading what I write. So, why should I point out every mistake that you just made? Heck, you don't even read what you write. You just made that perfectly clear. I will state the obvious though: Ms. can be used interchangeably but many women consider it to be disrespectful if used in regards to a woman that IS married. I am one of those women. I will never check this blog again because you just make me so ANGRY. You put cheap shots all through your reply to me when clearly I was making fun of the ENTIRE Democratic party, not just Obama. Anyway, I guess that I will call my self a "typical white woman" since Obama used that reference in regards to his own grandmother. At least he really isn't racist, hahaha

I am a die hard Democrat and cannot support Obama. He has neither the finesse nor experience to run a country. He is a black George Bush! Kevin, you talk about the Obama supporters staying home in November. The Clinton supporters will do the same. I believe in the Democratic party, but not in Obama. I'm afraid McCain will be the next President if Obama wins.