KEVIN
3:57pm Jan 17th
Thank you. And I am no troll. I respect what you say. I just wanted to know what other people are thinking because I think very differently. And I hope you are okay. Those RP trolls can be vicious.
Your vote goes to Hillary because she will not be as aggressive as Barack or John, she not only is smart but knows the details having a full awareness of the specifics addressed to the problems we faced while Barack or John does not, and she has the tools and experience to manage our country better than Barack or John?
KEVIN
4:23pm Jan 17th
When I say aggressive I am talking about her approach compared to specifically John Edwards. As I'm sure you know John Edwards has pledge to take on the lobbyist and entrenched interest, he's said he wants to do away with the power of lobbyist and these interest, while I believe his intentions are honorable, I do not believe they are realistic.
In comparison, Hillary would like to also do away with some of the influence lobbyist have on Washington and additionally has introduced common sense policy to make this happen, its incremental, progressive and more importantly it is realistic. I'm looking for real changes not broad, spectacular goals that will not happen but will sound great on the campaign trail.
I don't believe that lobbyist should be completely done away with because they are actually are the power players behind getting important legislation that's been passed.
And yes, I believe that not only does she have an awareness of the details and specifics of the problems but can provide detailed plans on how she would fix things. I thought she did a really good job at this additionally. In the NV debate, Hillary was the only candidate that altogether addressed the economy, broke it down to illustrate what is going on with the economy, truly introduced specific ideas on how to fix the problem and explain what would actually happen if these policies went into effect.
She does this better than Barack and John.
KEVIN
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