I can hardly wait! They are going at it like two cats. Can it get any better? Yes it can.

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The bid for the White House between leading Democratic hopefuls Sens. Barack Obama, D-Illinois, and Hillary Clinton, D-New York, is turning ugly, with Clinton criticizing Obama as inexperienced on national security and Obama firing back at what he called a "fabricated controversy."

I'm just waiting for Obama to call Clinton a "Ho bi***!" or should that be "bi*** ho!

Hillary calling anyone else in experianced is rather laughable. Oh crap, I forgot being married to Bill qualifies as political experiance.

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Originally posted by dennismorrow:
Hillary calling anyone else in experianced is rather laughable. Oh crap, I forgot being married to Bill qualifies as political experiance.

Hillary has political experience. Monica personally tutored her.

Experience isn't really an issue with any candidates. It's not like they are the ones actually coming up with ideas and policies etc, it's their cabinet, advisers etc.

So you are saying all the canidates are nothing more than empty talking heads, who have nary an original thought in them?

And yes experience is a factor. Foriegn policy is one ball game, economics is another, domestics is a third.... and etc. All who have experience in one or another matters to the voters.

For example, one who has dealt with many foreign officials and many visited many other countries on missions for the United States are considered experinced in Foreign affairs, to a degree. This would appeal to the voter who is concerned about the Military or the face the US is putting on towards the world. It would factor in against some one who has rarely ever left the country or dealt with foreign officials either here or there.

I could go on with more examples, but the point is, experience matters. You wouldn't want the first year intern at your hospital preforming open surgery on you? No you want the resident heart specialist with 8 years in the field, wouldn't you. Trust me it matters.