Hillary Now Endorses Senator Barack Obama

At the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, Senator Hillary Clinton announces her support for Barack Obama and encourages the Democratic Party to unite in electing him the next President of the United States.

Looks Like Hillary Is Loosing...

Just like I expected when I started following the American primaries, John McCain is the Republican candidate. In the absence of Condi running, John McCain is the next best choice from a Republican perspective.

Just as logical is the fact that Obama is still in the lead. Anyone with eyes to see can see why. He is a good speaker because he speaks truth, a natural leader and a moral person who truly brings pride back into the office he may very well enter after the General Elections will show the result.

I envision Barack Obama as the next President of the United States.

Good Book, Conspiracy or Dangerous News?

You are free to choose what you think, but I certainly found this blog rather interesting. It is run by Michael S London who has authored the book "Controlled Chaos". His blog can be found here: www.controlledchaosthenovel.com/Blog.aspx.

Let it be said straightaway: I like a good book, and I do enjoy a good conspiracy. What I won't accept is ANY group that would ever set themselves up a mediators, middle men or wiseguys. Democracy MUST be a direct mandata FROM the people, BY the people and any candidate MUST be responsible towards HIS or HER mandata FROM that people.

So while I doubt there is any truth to the Skull and Bones story, it's still interesting. In a race for the presidency it WOULD be interesting if she would issue statements or if any of the readers of the blogs asks the right question when opportunity presents itself. :-)

One Hillary Commercial That Works

One would have to praise Sen. Hillary Clinton and her team for the production of this video on the American economy. It is true that George Bush - even in the last few days - has totally disregarded the economy. He even said he saw "signs" of optimism. Whether that was looking in his own wallets, facing retirement or whatever else is unknown.

However, any thinking Republican will have to agree that the middle class does pay the taxes of the economy and more should be done to avoid major cutbacks and a real crisis.

Untamed, crises can end in depressions.

Self-Respect - a Missing Commodity

Whether or not one agrees with John McCain is irrelevant. It is praiseworthy that he speaks in clear terms - even in the face of opposition on some of his positions.

In the same way, Barack Obama CAN indeed talk of change because he hasn't corrupted himself with any wrongdoing - that we know of.

Somewhat different is the situation when discussing the ever-present, tear-dropping [whining... ;-)] Senator Hillary Clinton. She gets a lot of exposure on international TV, yet noone asks the necessary questions. What could people be thinking?

• I think many are thinking: "Why didn't she kick I-didn't-have-any-sexual-relations Bill Clinton out of the marriage?" Many no doubt feel it's tragic enough that either his libido was bigger than his self-restraint, or that they should both have concentrated more on keeping one another content in ALL areas. But what people THINK is one thing, how they will vote is another.


• Why hasn't she voiced how she wants to be DIFFERENT from her husband? Why get his "support" if talk is on change and a new direction?


• What will be her position on international questions? Not just Iraq, but foreign policies in general... No need for spin if real politics were discussed.

Anyway, self-respect should be visible in any President-candidate. People are free to choose as they will, but they should think very carefully about what strategy they want. People need to get behind ads, spin and all the smooth-talk.

Selecting someone for four years is a highly important decision and deserves your full attention. :-)