Mrs. Clinton vs. Barack Hussein Obama: Either Way, The Time Are a'Changin'

Clinton Washed Away in Trickle of Delegates to Obama, read the, Top Stories of Today, widget on my igoogle home page, linking to the Washington Post article at around 9pm central time (USA).

In the article, it quoted Matt Laurer of the CBS Today Show, asking a question, later answered by the very person referrenced too by Matt: "What does Hillary Clinton get for her 17 million-plus votes?" Lauer asked. "She gets a party that is very grateful to her.", was the answer to his query.

Using e-mail services, tactical propoganda was sent to their "camps"[1]


Within a few hours, new headlines graced the TOP STORIES gadget and it read:
Clinton plays Rocky Balboa to the end

"I want every child to live up to his or her God-given potential, and I want the nearly 18 million Americans who voted for me to be respected, to be heard and no longer to be invisible."
... was the answer to Matt Laurer's quesiton, answered by Mrs.Clinton herself, not by an "Obamite", as the darker side of the media may call the supporters that blindly follow Senator Barrack Hussein Obama.

By reading the most current articles available, regardless of the source, a clear picture is being painted that, Clinton's assets are undeniable:

• She won nearly 18 million votes - by her count more than any Democratic candidate in history.
• Her campaign raised more than $214 million, a record but for Obama's breathtaking Internet money machine.
• Clinton won key late contests that left Obama crawling across the finish line and demonstrated her lock on core voting blocs - older women, seniors, Hispanics and blue-collar workers.
• Obama spent two months barnstorming Ohio and Pennsylvania trying to win the white working class, but lost to Clinton.

Beyond a personal and intrigueging battle for the Democrate presidential nomination, to enter a race for the position, for what is considered to be the, Most Powerful Nation in the World, I hope that. "Her grit and determination will always be a beacon of light for women in this country, and I think we won't really even appreciate how much this race has done for women for maybe years to come," ... quoted by Obama supporter Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri. "It has changed the country's attitudes about a woman president.", [2] will be remembered by all, in the name of freedom.


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Maybe, The Times Are a'Changin'?