I've thought about it...

Clinton is about the status quo; it\'s not about the American people, it\'s about the power and control in keeping it. People want change and are not happy with the direction the USA is going economically and in foreign policy. The USA\'s image has fallen to the depths of decay and criminal behaviour not only by the Republicans and their president with his rogue cabinet, but also with the democrats aiding and abetting through their actions. The USA is an oligarchy run by the corporations fostering the war economy to enrich the military industrial complex and steering the country toward a police state. Hillary Clinton is party to that and part of the elite thast want to maintain the status quo that we are now experiencing. Between Clinton and McCain, there is a lot of flip-flopping going on that\'s typical with the elite to manipulate the American people and the world. They keep saying what they think we want to hear to meet their goals. I guess they feel if Bush can criminally lie his way throughout his years in office that they can do the same thing. You, as a Democrat, lose just by your defeatist attitude.  
 
Obama seems to be holding his own in spite of the continuous assault against him by the Clinton supporters, the corporate media, and the Republican supporters; yet he has blazoned through all that nonsense and has a building of supporters that proves he is a viable contender and capable for the position of Commander-in-chief. Face the facts and the truth that he has a good chance of winning. 
 
My personal opinion is that US Americans missed their chance for true change by not supporting Dennis Kucinich who was the best candidate out there. He would have been my choice, followed by Ron Paul, Cynthia McKinney, and Ralph Nader. But now we have to settle for less. The only positive thing is that the Democrat front-runners are way better than dysfunctional Georgie Bush or his up and coming clone, McCain.  
 
It is clear that the status quo fear Obama the most and it seems he is the people\'s champion more than Clinton or McCain. I guess everyone knows that now, too!

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