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By the way, if you don't think Barack has a plan, get the transcript from the Nevada Debate. The mumbo-jumbo spewed by Hillary - at times - in a shrill - did not explain funding of the solutions she did offer, and worst, oftentimes showed how incompetent she can be answering a question if not briefed by her camp. On the otherhand, while he may take his time making his point, Barack offered concrete plans on getting out of Iraq, reducing our dependency on oil, alternative menu for fuel optins, a honest response as to why so many African-American male children are falling behind (parents pay attention), sound reasoning for tax credits for the Middle Class, etc. etc. This man is ready to lead our country so that all Americans can eat, sleep, dream and prosper with Healthcare, an Education and an Entrepreneurial opportunity whether that's through existing corporate jobs, creation of new jobs and/or fair opportunities for all. It is absolutely to our advantage that we have the opporutnity to vote for such a candidate following the past 8 years and the shameful behavior of the Clintons the prior 8 years. You want something different than what we have been seen the past 16 years - Vote Barack!

Barack did a superb job on Tuesday debating his opponents over the issues. Before I get into the debate. If and I agree, Bill, not Hillary did support a more diverse White House, however, isn't that the job of the President to represent all of the people. Since when do we owe credits for doing a job correctly? Excuse me, you don't get browny points for doing your work. That's why you were paid and receive a generous pension and benefits. Oh, Hil - 35 years experience - doing what? You've only been a senator for 6-8 years. A lawyer before that. You actually have 35 years experience running with Bill. By the way, I was SHOCKED to hear Chris Matthews take on the winner of the Debate (you're wrong CM). SHAME ON Brian Williams and Tim Russert for not allowing Barack the same courtesy to ask his opponents a question. His so called question, was not a question at all, rather a response to something Edwards said. BRIAN - learn the rules or stay out of the moderator chair. I'm glad I watched the debate and got it first hand. Some of the media is so bias. So it's thank God for the Internet. The truth can no longer be hidden. Finally, a true "people's candidate" I have not been this energized to vote for a candidate in years! Vote Barack!