I hate Hillary personally. I also think she would make a bad leader based on the way she is running her campaign (in major debt and turnover of the most important campaign positions) and her "mis-statements", which directly affects her creditability.
Obama made a good statement once about Bill's economy: he attributed it to Robert Rubin, Clinton's Treasury Secretary. It wasn't some magic policy that Clinton had, but to policies set by an economic expert.
Does it matter to me about policy? Somewhat, and generally the policies of the Democrats appeal to me more than the other parties. Frankly, I like the policies of the Green Party even more, but I do not think Nader has the character to handle the pressure of running our country. I think Obama can, and honestly, I think McCain can as well.
Obama made a good statement once about Bill's economy: he attributed it to Robert Rubin, Clinton's Treasury Secretary. It wasn't some magic policy that Clinton had, but to policies set by an economic expert.
Obama made a good statement once about Bill's economy: he attributed it to Robert Rubin, Clinton's Treasury Secretary. It wasn't some magic policy that Clinton had, but to policies set by an economic expert.
So true, so true. The only member of the W camp I ever liked was Powell and he walked away. I like to see who people surround themselves with as well as what choices they make. A good leader makes good calls based on the information he/she is given. Bad people provide bad information.
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