Magnificent. Poised, confident, determined, compassionate, real and genuine.
She reminds us all what Democrats stand for, and how absolutely vital it is that we stand together. She has done an exquisite job of reminding us who we are and how badly America needs us. She would have made one heck of a Commander in Chief.
I think this is perhaps her finest hour.
Awesome job, Hillary- you rock!
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- Jeff
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2 comments:
While I voted for Obama I completely agree with you, that this was her finest hour, and that she would have made an excellent Commander in Chief. I was torn between both of them, but then started to get a little angry with the Clinton campaign towards the middle of the race. She healed that for me 100% with her last speech, and I would absolutely love it if she vere to become Vice President, with an eye towards the White House in the future. Bravo.
I thought Hillary's speech was really gracious and inspiring. The "life is short" and "what might have been" bits almost brought a tear to my eyes.
I'm not quite 'there' in supporting Obama yet, but I'm sure I'll get there. I need to keep reminding myself not to regret "what might have been".
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