Come See The Softer Side Of Hillary (And Other Thoughts)

I humbly opine that a tear does not a softhearted person make.  So, what are the voters in New Hampshire thinking by choosing Hillary?  Granted, Obama still made a strong 2nd but are the women in New Hampshire really so easily swayed that a tear leads to a vote?  Im targeting women because the exit polls indicate that women are where Obama lost votes.  Im not worried in the least.  2nd place is nothing to be upset about.  I still believe that Obama will be the next President of the United States.  Especially now that Bill Richardson has dropped out and John Kerry has endorsed him.  (Not that I have any love for John Kerry, quite the opposite in fact.)

 Speaking of Obama, im getting really sick of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy accusing him of being a Muslim.  First of all, Mr. Obama has repeatadly denied any faith in Islam.  He has made public proclamations to be a beliver in Christ.  Second of all, one year in a Muslim school does not automatically make Obama a Muslim.  Third of all, what is so horrible about Muslims?  With the exception of a few radicals, they are a peaceful and honorable religion.    I personally am more scared of some evangelical Christians than I am of Muslims. 

As I sit here in Starbucks writing this, a guy I know came up to me and we conversed for a time.  Seeing that I was writing a political blog, he wanted to discuss politics.  He indicated that he is rooting for McCain.  He seemed to have researched and informed himself about the candidates which I respect.  However, he made some comment about McCain having “experience”.  What the crap difference does “experience” make?  “Experience” has taken us to war.  “Experience” has cheated on his wife.  “Experience” has driven the economy into the ground on several occasions.  Do we really want or need someone else with “experience”?  I say no.  Obama has enough “experience” to understand how government works but not enough “experience” to have become a “politician” and therefore corrupt.  Speaking of McCain, I for one and getting tired of him telling people to vote for him because he was a POW.  Ok, I respect the man for serving his country and coming out of that situation alive but I am getting tired of hearing it.  I mean, seriously, I was mugged in El Paso once but you dont hear me asking for votes because of it.

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