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This was a phenomenal speech that covers all bases, especially when she asked the question if they were for her or the cause. I hope that those PUMA or whomever they are will get this message. America is facing one of the greatest challenges, and this is not the time for contention and division. A nation divided as well as a party shall not stand, and Barack is not the enemy. And are these people so ignorant and foolish to support the real enemy and aid the continuance of one of the most corrupt and despotic administration in America? Hillary was definite on point when she called Bush and McCain the twin city. Just the thought of McCain winning the election sends cold chills down my spine, and I am inclined to agree with an article in the Herald, Uk by Iain MacWhirter when he states, "It seems incredible, but as the Democrats gather in Denver to anoint Barack Obama, America could be on course to re-elect a Republican as their President. Not just any Republican either, but a belligerent 71-year-old who can't remember how many houses he owns and would happily nuke Iran, etc. etc.". The authors continues with his dialogue by stating that America is a strange, strange, country; however, I will take it a step further, electing McCain will make us a foolish country! In addition, I noticed a smug and arrogant look on Bill Clinton's face when she metioned his works. All I can say is the man is so vain he thinks everything is about him. America appreciates the Clinton's political contributions, but Bill should realize that he contributed to some of Hilliary's problems, and the world does not revolve around him. I have always been a Hilliary Clinton supporter, but Bill is going to far. He needs to get over this lost and rally around the party because all of our lives are at stake!
