Nope. I don't care if this guy writes 10 or 20 hit pieces a day. But it's interesting all the other Obamaniacs seem to ignore this guy's behavour but accuse me.

Thank you.  This individual does disservice to the Clinton followers.

No offense, but let's be realistic here. What he has done is great. However, it'll be hard pressed to tell voters that's a great resume built up for president.

This guy knows Obama has more behind him than community organizing, his obsession with this theme really exposes his hand. Denegrating the this particular aspect of Obama's background is especially telling, because he knows that most of these candidates (particulalry his candidate) has so little experience actually working in the community when they are not trolling for votes.  Hillary comes across as stiff, rehearsed, and pandering, and it may not be because she is, it just may be that she has very little experience talking to people on the real. That's why she had to go get Bill, even though she knew she was bringing all his baggage with him so she would have someone out there with her who could speak extemporaneously and connect with the people. What is the experience that prepares you for the President? Thirty years in the Senate only gave opponents lots of ways to find Kerry on both sides of any issue. The beltway is known for being insulated and isolated from what everyday people are dealing with, so what experience is more important if the ultimate goal is to find someone who can take our problems seriously and work on them as if they affects their lives too?

thank you.

Early polls, yes.  Early polls told us that Liebermann, Dean, Clark, and Kerry should have been the nominee in 2004.  I guess they were right 1/4 of the time.  

Pretty soon your account here will be DEAD.  And not a minute too soon.

"The more he's doing these empty stunts"

As was mentioned, it isn't the campaign's car.  It's a supporters car.  He's showing up to aknowledge the dedication of a supporter?  Since when is that an empty stunt?  

They have 'HOPE. LOL.

well, that's simple.  first of all, obama has a chance that NO ONE believes hillary has, and that is to win the presidency with a mandate for change.  having a mandate for change makes republican obstructionism easier to isolate.

secondly, obama has another advantage over hillary: he'll have coattails and every democratic candidate everywhere will be begging for him to come and campaign with them.  so he'll have a much more united democratic party in congress.

obama has a third advantage over hillary -- he believes in the process of building consensus.  will republicans have a seat at the table?  sure.  will republicans be given a veto over what he does?  hell, no.  look at the tiff between obama and mccain on ethics reform.  barack knows how to stand on his own two feet.

a fourth advantage that obama has over hillary here is that he won't come to office with a stereotype richly ingrained into everyone's consciousness.  republicans won't be united in opposing whatever he says; obama is a wedge issue with republicans.  the interest of republican voters in obama means that republicans like lott, mcconnell, et al have to at least been seen as open to him.  republicans don't have to be open to a single thing clinton says because she unites them against her instinctively.

hillary brings paralysis to the federal government, and paralysis plays into the hands of republican ideology, not democratic.  i keep wondering how long it will take for democrats to realize that...

Want change?  The only way we see change in the next 10 to 20 yrs is if 1) people swing to one party or the other by a big margain and breal the gridlock, or 2) the gerrymander of districts comes to an end the red / blue safe districts become more open and winnable by either side (#2 ain't gonna happen).

But you don't get just with cheap talk in an expensive suit.  

Nobody has ever told me, no one can, how Obama would make Blunt, Boehner, McConnell, Lott, etc., etc., change.  Tell me.  Tell me how he will take on the Republicans and win.  Don't give me BS that I don't understand.  Tell me.