Experience doing what? Threatening all of Bill

Clinton's bimbos?

--- "Leland F. Jackson, CPA" <lelandj@mail.smvfp.com>

wrote:

> At this point in time I think Hillary would be

> better. She has more

> experience, and is much better networked than Obama,

> and I think she

> would be better able to push needed legislation

> through congress with

> some arm twisting, than Obama would. She also has

> more history than

> Obama which is both a good and bad thing.

>

> Because Hillary has more History, I get a better

> idea of how she would

> manage the executive branch, and she has a good

> network of candidates in

> making her cabinet appointments. Obama is an

> unknown with little

> history, so I don't have a clue about what his

> management style might

> look like, as he tried to run the executive office,

> or who his cabinet

> picks might be.

>

> On the negative side Hillary's history includes all

> the enemies she made

> during Bill's terms in office, and all the baggage

> she is carrying from

> her attacks from the political right, which seem to

> have done a good job

> of labeling her an up-tight liberal. Obama, having

> never been in the

> national limelight, is fresh.

>

> On the negative side of Obama having little history,

> it's unknown how he

> would do under a "Swift Boat" like attack. Hillary

> has been thoroughly

> investigated, so there is little about her, outside

> the record, that

> could be attacked. If Obama wins the Democratic

> nomination, the

> Republican will begin a very extensive investigation

> of him. They will

> turn over ever rock Obama ever stepped on looking

> for anything that

> could be used to attack him, and it remains to be

> seen what might be

> brought to light about Obama that might cripple his

> chances of winning

> the General Election.

>

> One thing hurting Hillary is the way she appears on

> TV, and in photos.

> She just doesn't seem able to take a decent picture.

> In front of people

> she appear big eyed and excited, talks in a high

> pitched voice, is

> proportionally shorter and heavier than Obama, and

> just generally seems

> more up-tight. Obama on the other hand is

> comfortable and very relaxed

> in front of people, is tall and slender, and talks

> in a very slow, deep

> voice, and he takes great photos both in pictures

> and on camera. He

> come across very relaxed, self-confident and it is

> easy to listen to his

> inspiring speeches.

>

> Another problem that Hillary has is many of her

> enemies would view her

> presidency as another Bill Clinton Presidency in

> which she acted as

> Bill's proxy. Also, having the wife of a former

> president become

> president herself might set a bad precedent, which

> could come back to

> haunt the country in future years.

>

> Obama has done a good job as painting Hillary as

> part of the Washington

> establishment, (eg same-o, same-o), but a Hillary

> Clinton

> Administration, , if Hillary is elected President,

> would be a dramatic

> change to the current Bush Administration, so

> claiming that Obama is the

> candidate of change is really just a spin. Hillary

> Clinton would take

> the country in a new direction perhaps more so than

> Obama.

>

>

> Regards,

>

> LelandJ

>

>

>

> Stephen Russell wrote:

> > On Feb 13, 2008 1:33 AM, Kristyne McDaniel

> <newsbox@mcstyles.com> wrote:

> >

> >

> >> I'm a Hillary supporter, and my main reason for

> supporting her over Obama

> >> is

> >> that we can't afford a lot of time learning on

> the job when it comes to

> >> defense and foreign policy. I believe that

> Hillary will make a lot fewer

> >> mistakes when starting a new administration than

> Obama. His resume is just

> >> too thin for me. I don't dislike him; I'm just

> thinking he needs more

> >> fleshing out in the resume before becoming

> president.

> >>

> >> Anyhow, that's my opinion. What's yours?

> >>

> >>

> >

>

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> >

> > I'm afraid of what will attach itself to Obs

> coattails.

> >

> > He will be in for a rude awakening when every

> black person expects that he

> > will appoint black people to ALL of his positions

> across the nation.

> >

> > I have seen this happen first hand in Memphis and

> it is not pretty the state

> > of our city today. Granted our local city and

> county politicians are so

> > caught up in the game of their office and not what

> that office should do.

> >

>

>

>

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