1. She won (must) the popular vote.

-Absolutely, positively incorrect. Even if you count the *against party rules* popularity contest in Florida. Have you ever watched CNN?

2. She has more experience on economic issues, security matters and
foreign affairs.

-She has so much experience that she said she doesn’t listen to economists when it comes to the gas tax issue. Every good economist says it’s a terrible idea and just an attempt to pander to the people. Good job, Hillary. Let’s do something that will help very little in the short term while digging ourselves into a bigger hole. Do some more research on this issue. Most of her “experience” is being first lady (she only has one term more as a senator). In reality, Barack has more experience being an elected official than Hillary (he was a state senator in Illinois for eight years).

3. She is the senior Democrat in the government service and the US
Senate.

-Are you serious? She is not a senior democrat. She is still a junior senator. You want to talk senior Democrats? Try Joe Biden.

5. Hillary is open and amenable to the idea of having Barack as her
vice presidential candidate. This is crucial for it will spell
clearly a united Democratic Party, and a very strong ticket to
defeat the Republican Party.

Of course she is, she’s losing and if she were to cheat and win somehow, Obama supporters would be ridiculously upset. Why on earth should the second place person be offering the winner VP? If she were the nominee, thousands and thousands of voters would be disenfranchised.

Thanks for the laugh, though. You people are a riot sometimes with your illogical, poorly researched arguments.

1. She won (must) the popular vote.
2. She has more experience on economic issues, security matters and
foreign affairs.
3. She is the senior Democrat in the government service and the US
Senate.
4. The view that Barack is the one who can create change in
government or in Washington because he is new and is attracting
people from both sides is a fallacy and may even border on fantasy.
The reality is that it needs one who has the right experience
in government, one who has the knowledge, actual experience, and
and gut-feel of the difficulty and conflicting interest, to become
the better agent of change for the better. And those qualities
are better imbibed in Hillary.
5. Hillary is open and amenable to the idea of having Barack as her
vice presidential candidate. This is crucial for it will spell
clearly a united Democratic Party, and a very strong ticket to
defeat the Republican Party.

How about making lots of fire walls for our Forests so that before they burn ( every year ) they don’t burn out of control… Maybe they should cut down trees and plant other types of trees.. like Evergreens in there…to solve the problem….

Hydrogen Fuel from water is a good answer… can we get a president to do that?

How come I don’t hear about Hillary running as an Independent yet?
I voted for Obama. I’m a retired white city worker.

Shame on you, Hillary Clinton!