Political battles draw blood, but not always the right kind.

[aliciamasters]

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That's so not on. Not only does it mock Obama, it mocks all the people who believe in him. Ultimately, the people who change the world don't do it alone; they do it by rallying the masses, getting them to do the dirty work. There's lots of dirty work to be done, and I'm willing to do some of it

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[aliciamasters]

I have to agree about integrity. I think that what turned me off most about this was that it came so close to her "I'm proud to be in this campaign with Mr Obama" wrap up in the Texas debate. It really does seem like she's trying everything she can to win, and I have difficulty voting for someone who puts winning above being right.

I was deliberately staying away from posting until this, since I really don't get a say in the candidacy. (Darn Michigan! This whole primary season has been a debacle of the first order.) I think it's exciting to have such diverse choices, and I'm glad it's mobilizing voters. It's about time people under 30 got out to vote! YAY!

I do believe the important job of a President is to mobilize the nation's constituents. That's why campaigning makes sense. Someone who can get voters has a leg up on creating change. As a nation, we need someone who will be able to get people to make big changes: energy efficiency, ending war, building relationships with other countries, national health care. I'm tired of politicians pointing out what needs to be done, but not making the steps. I like his campaign message: that people may need to WORK to achieve the greater good. That's why I'm a Democrat in the first place.