to how both Senators respond to situations and questions. Obama tends to hesitate and think, while Hillary (appears and) sounds much more confident. She rarely hesitates. She is quick. He is more calculating - almost like he knows that he must be careful about everything that comes out of his mouth. I feel there is so much more he wants to say, but holds back. Not the case with Sen. Clinton. On Hannity & Colmes/Fox the other night, Sen. McCain was good, but when he spend more than 5 seconds on such nonsense as a marriage amendment, I get turned off. I want him to be his own man, but the conservatives are biting at his behind. Right now, I would feel very comfortable with Hillary as President and Obama as the VP. Bush was speaking on the economy Friday, and well, it was a horrible speech. The sooner the change of power the better off we will all be. I want to respect our President while he is in office, but I feel so sad that Bush is such a disappointment.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Pay close attention...
to how both Senators respond to situations and questions. Obama tends to hesitate and think, while Hillary (appears and) sounds much more confident. She rarely hesitates. She is quick. He is more calculating - almost like he knows that he must be careful about everything that comes out of his mouth. I feel there is so much more he wants to say, but holds back. Not the case with Sen. Clinton. On Hannity & Colmes/Fox the other night, Sen. McCain was good, but when he spend more than 5 seconds on such nonsense as a marriage amendment, I get turned off. I want him to be his own man, but the conservatives are biting at his behind. Right now, I would feel very comfortable with Hillary as President and Obama as the VP. Bush was speaking on the economy Friday, and well, it was a horrible speech. The sooner the change of power the better off we will all be. I want to respect our President while he is in office, but I feel so sad that Bush is such a disappointment.
