Well, Hillary thought she had this election all sewn up.  She may win the primary at the end, BUT, I think that she took the voters for granted from the start.  I think that she was premature and a bit disrepectful in treating her demomcratic rivals as if they did not matter.  She has not won the nomination.  She has not won a single state to date. How arragant of Hillary to assume that the country would overwhelmingly cast their votes for her.  The other candidates have something to say also.  As a matter of fact, they have said more that she when it comes to where they stand on the issures. 

Also, I must say that former President Bill Clinton has alot of respect from fellow democrates.  They believe that he served over a prosperous time for this country.  However, for me, Hillary is tarnishing the respect that I have for Bill Clinton, with a little help from the former president himself.  When he comes out and talks about the "boys" that she is running against and when they both play the gender card, Bill looses more and more of my respect.  I already have no respect for Hillary.  Hillary should play far and stop whinning about the boys.  Don't talk about gender and then lie and say you're not playing the gender card.  Don't talk about honesty when you won't release your White House papers.  (you do have that power)

Sen Obama has the right to defend himself against the lies of the Clinton campaign.  I respect the fact that he will stand up and look you in the eye and tell you the truth, not just what you want to hear.  I respect the fact that when Hillary down plays the fact that he lived overseas as a child, that he responded quickly.  I respect the fact that Sen Obama told the Clinton's to release whatever information they may have on him and release quickly.  I respect the fact that Sen Obama is not afraid of the Clinton machine (whatever that is) and will tell the American people and Hillary Clinton the truth.  Others could learn a lesson from this.

Let's face it.  It's not the first time that she's used this card.  She has been using it for the past couple of months.  When she say's "I'm your girl".  Surely you don't think that she's talking to the average male voter out there.  She say's coyly that "I'm getting all this attention because.....".  Get it?  Attention. 

I am a woman and I refuse to fall for any of Hillary's games.  You see, I am a thinking democrat.  If I was as gullible as some voters out there, she'd have me hook, line and sinker.  Why, because I'm a woman, I'm African American and I need health care really bad.  But, I have never worn blinders.  I want to see where I'm going when I walk out the door; or into the voting booth.

Sen. Obama was correct.  If he screamed about getting called naive or being called on his positions at these debates, the american public would not stand for it. So, why should we stand for it coming from Hillary.  I thought that she was more savy than that.  I'm so disappointed.

Let's go to work tomorrow everyone and tell our bosses that we need a raise because we are black, white, male, female, short, tall, tan, not tanned.........oh boy, I could go on and on.

I, like Obama, give the american people more credit than that.  I'll leave Hillary to speak to the none-thinking voters out there.

Instead of giving Obama the proper coverage, they will give him a quick sound bite.  While at the same time report heavily on Hillary Clinton.  For example, she drew a crowd of about 3,000 for her birthday-fundraiser-flip flop session and that was enough for her to get the bulk of the press coverage. 

Someone please help me to understand this.  I am not being biased.  I watch CNN, MSNBC and CNBC (no need to watch fox, already no where they stand) and all these news stations are doing the same thing.  You can't talk about his rally's but you will talk about him not wearing a pin.  They won't cover his stand on issues, but they will talk about a so called formally gay gospel singer who supports him.  Give me a break.

I am starting to believe more and more that something is not right about this election.  Not because Obama is getting little coverage, but because Hillary's coverage and the polls and the people who I have yet to meet who say they will vote for her does not add up.