What is sad is that Hillary still, these many years after her speech at Wellesley, she is still the same young woman devoid of the empathy needed to be be a whole person as evinced and demonstared in how she ran her campaign..of inuendo and thinly veiled appeal to racism while crying 'sexism' when she felt her disadvantage growing in the polls.

Her counting of votes is also like counting the votes of the dead..claiming victory and votes where Obama wasn't even listed on the ballot.

I sincerely hope that she will not be Obama's Vice-President, though she must want it badly..If she can't be the first woman President..Being the first woman Vice-President would also make history.

If this woman had as much empathy as she has ambition, I think she would have seen the prospect of war in Iraq as REAL..with lives at stake, not just a political fellowship game that had so many giving Bush the green light to attack Iraq..As she certainly did, no foresight or judgment on her part, just a sing along with Bush moment. Beyond sad and tragic. Even her probable assumption that once given power, someone like Bush wouldn't use it (LOL)..as he did to America's shame.
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