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With now 10 back to back
victories for the Senator from Illinois, Barrack Obama is looking to
finally close out the Democratic nomination. But is Hillary Clinton ready
to give up this easily?
With her leads in both
Texas and Ohio diminishing by the minute, how does Hillary continue to be
a competitive opponent in this race? Is there any hope? According to
Barrack Obama's campaign slogan there is, but unfortunately that hope no
longer extends to Hillary.
As more and more states and
nominations are turning for Obama, Senator Clinton has to do something,
right? Well, here’s my advice for the senator, call it quits!
What can be better than
coming out of this race ahead without winning? People will look at her as
dignified; sacrificing herself for the Democratic Party so they can move
themselves ahead as one. Who, after being praised for uniting the party,
then receives a high cabinet job, or at least a glorified position in the
Democratic Party, as a token of thanks from Obama? That’s right, Senator
Hillary Rodham Clinton. Not only will she improve her likeability and
image factor, which has been a huge problem for her this campaign, but she
secures a top cabinet job for her in the next Democratic White House. What
could be better?
Supposing Obama does get
elected, who better in four years after Obama supposedly sends our country
in the wrong direction, as Clinton has told her supporters, can say I told
you so? With experience in the White House because of her cabinet job, as
well as an improved image for uniting the Democratic Party four years
earlier, who better can the Democrats look to for a leader after Obama’s
mess? Or a John McCain-led Republican mess?
Senator Clinton, do
something beneficial for your party and your country, and call it off. If
you are so right about you, not Senator Obama, being the one for the White
House, let that show by giving it time. Set yourself up for one of the
biggest landslides in history in four years. But now, Senator Clinton is
not the time for you, so as a member of the Democratic Party, along with
millions of other voters, I ask you to please step aside, so the party can
take on the Republicans successfully next election.
And maybe, just maybe, in
four years the Democratic Party can give Clinton the chance she missed out
on in 2008. |
