To all of you here at Daily KOS who have been so utterly rude and disgusting towards Hillary Clinton and all of us supporters throughout this long campaign...

THIS ONE'S FOR YOU

Pennsylvania says "You're Hired!" to Hillary Clinton

At the Clinton Rally the night before the election, Hillary Clinton told a crowd of 8,000 at Univ of Penn that this was the "longest job interview" anyone has seen. But that was okay because it's for the "hardest job in the world". To paraphrase, she said "If you're still undecided - when you go to cast your vote tomorrow think of this as a job interview and that you are hiring the person that you believe is the most qualified, most experienced and knowledgeable to handle all the problems that we will face in the coming years.  And if you believe that I'm the best person for the job and you offer it to me - well - I accept!"

And Pennsylvania spoke loud and clear - they want experience, they want a leader, they want a person that can handle the pressures of the job. Hillary Clinton has certainly displayed the leadership and qualifications to do this.

HELPING HILLARY IN HOUSTON

My trip to Houston was fast, furious and fun.  But more importantly, it was successful.

I had no idea what to expect since I've never volunteered to travel for a campaign before.  But my first good "omen" was on the plane ride from San Diego to Houston where I sat with an older couple from Minnesota. They asked why I was heading to Houston and after I told them about my undying love for Hillary Clinton - they raised their eyebrows and told me "We love her too!". We talked for the whole 3 1/2 hours to Houston about Hillary, the Clintons, and the democratic party.  My first good "omen" that maybe, just maybe things will turn around for Hillary in Texas.

I met my roommate, Jessica, a 23 year old student from SDSU around 1am on Saturday morning, March 1st at our Marriott hotel. She flew in from San Diego, and like me, had the same level of enthusiasm and hope that our being here over the next few days might make a difference and turn things around for our candidate. After 11 straight losses, and polls showing Obama ahead by a couple points, was this even possible?

We talked about that - could Hillary really come back again?

My Closing Arguments are 3 Simple Things:
#1. Hillary is Democrat. Not a pseudo-democrat, not an Independent - but a Democrat running on the full array of democratic values. First and foremost - she is the ONLY Presidential candidate left in the race who is offering full Universal Health Care for All Americans.

If that's important to you, then she's your girl. If not - than be prepared to have health care whittled away. Because Barak Obama's plan doesn't cover everyone and he will go to the table with a half-baked plan which will be negotiated and whittled down from there. Hillary will go to the bargaining table with a full, comprehensive, Universal plan that covers everyone and it too will be bargained down from there, but at least she begins with the most progressive healthcare plan there is. And, let's face it, she's a "fighter" - I think she'll take it to the mat and go as far as she can.

From NPR Radio, All Things Consider

The presidential candidates Sunday took every opportunity they could to reach voters on Super Bowl Sunday, appearing on TV talk shows and holding rallies right up until game time.

On the Democratic side the news was New Mexico's Gov. Bill Richardson's endorsement of Hillary Clinton. Having been the first Hispanic American presidential candidate, RIchardson had the potential to help Barack Obama with a constituency that has been slow to warm up to him.

But Richardson, who will watch the game with Bill Clinton Sunday night, stuck with the family that elevated him to two Cabinet-level positions in the 1990s.

When it comes to foreign policy experience, Hillary Clinton  is head and shoulders above the fray.

Why I'm for Hillary - the distinctions between her and Obama.

The truth about what Hillary said at the last debate and the "Gotcha" game played by Tim Russert, Brian Williams, Barak Obama, and John Edwards.

No question that this last debate was going to be a difficult one for Hillary. As the front runner of the democratic nomination and the national nomination - she is taking heat, and will continue to take heat, from the Republicans and her own parties candidates in an effort to curtail her escalating poll numbers.

So, why were Russert and Williams in on the game? If they were suppose to be the "moderators", they were anything but. Not only did the moderators steer the game of 'gotcha' against Hillary, they ensured that the other supporting candidates - namely Edwards and Obama - won the game.  How? By simply trying to force Hillary into a corner, getting her to make pledges that are unrealistic, and forcing her to say "yes" or "no" to questions that deserve an explanation. Yet these same rules did not apply to other candidates. In fact, the "moderators" went so far as to ask a question of Hillary, then the follow up to the other candidates was not about the issue or question, but about her answer to the question.

The Argument for Universal Healthcare and Hillary Clinton's Plan

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