I have been a supporter of Barack Obama all along. When he speaks it simply resonates with me. I believe that a majority of Americans want a change from "business as usual" and I'm not sure that Hillary can deliver.

Her running for president has brought back many of the negative aspects of their family, political tactics. I'm all for a woman to become president.... I just pick Obama this time.

You are absolutely right. She does have a "tell." I just noted in another post that I cannot stand her. If someone had told me 10 years ago that she would be a serious contender for the Democratic nominee I would have said "no way." It's terrifying to me that she has come this far. Has everyone forgotten who went to jail and who killed themself to guard the Clintons? I was a Obama fan long before he announced his candidacy so I will continue to support him and it has nothing to do with the fact that I cannot bear her. One more note, the political pundits as well as campaign leaders have underestimated the general population's dislike of Hillary (I'm an old white broad.....shows you how little they know) and another noteworthy mention is that the GOP has underestimated the world's (yes, I said world's, speaking primarily of our Allies) disdain of the entire Republican party. Does anyone realize how our poor tired soldiers will absolutely vote Democratic. Does anyone realize how our patriotic military feels about this egregious mistake in Iraq?

What really makes me angry is when the ignorant and devisive say that if we are against the war in Iraq, then we are against our military. B.S. If we are with our soldiers then we must be against the war.

I feel like Hillary is the totally wrong person for the job, both she and Obama don't have the horsepower to make any real difference, they are much more bad form than content. I like what Obama said in one of his recent speeches... "America is the best country in the world, join with me to change it."

Frankly you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig.

Initially, my only concern about Clinton getting it instead of Obama was that she wouldn't get a fair footnote even if she did an excellent job. If she did poorly, it would have been "that's a woman for ya" and if she did well, Bill would have gotten the credit for pulling the strings. She just wasn't a good candidate for our first female president.

Now, she's coming across as hysterical with her begging for the Michigan & Florida votes to be included, blaming Obama for "sabotaging" it when he's leaving it to the individual states to decide, and digging her nails in when most of the super delegates already said they would follow the popular vote. She's coming across looking like a desperate old maid trying to win The Bachelor.

And Bill is absolutely NO help whatsoever to her campaign.

If you want a woman president, vote for me. I whine less. lol