Clinton Isn’t Change
With the Democratic party seemingly locked in an unending power struggle, Barack Obama has still found his way back to the victory trail after a loss of form. With his decisive victory in North Carolina and razor-thin loss in Indiana, Hillary Clinton will hardly be able to deny Obama the nomination.
Hillary now has the power to bring change to America because the real winner is not Obama, but the Republican candidate John McCain. Only a strong and united Democratic Party will be able to stop Vietnam veteran John McCain, so it makes no sense for the Democrats to prolong the internal duel in their party. The longer the war between Clinton and Obama goes on, the stronger McCain becomes.
McCain stands for a continuation of George Bush’s politics. Only the face is different. Hillary Clinton has already had her chance to govern next to her husband, so she’s not the embodiment of change either.
If Hillary Clinton really wants political change in America, she needs to give her party a new boost: she should give up her candidacy and throw her complete support behind Obama.
That’s the only hope the Democrats have of winning the White House back.
Hillary now has the power to bring change to America because the real winner is not Obama, but the Republican candidate John McCain. Only a strong and united Democratic Party will be able to stop Vietnam veteran John McCain, so it makes no sense for the Democrats to prolong the internal duel in their party. The longer the war between Clinton and Obama goes on, the stronger McCain becomes.
McCain stands for a continuation of George Bush’s politics. Only the face is different. Hillary Clinton has already had her chance to govern next to her husband, so she’s not the embodiment of change either.
If Hillary Clinton really wants political change in America, she needs to give her party a new boost: she should give up her candidacy and throw her complete support behind Obama.
That’s the only hope the Democrats have of winning the White House back.