Submitted by Ginny Lambert, Jan 22, 2008 18:48

Your article on the incident(s) have given me food for thought. I think, from what I've read (here) that Mrs. Clinton gave a good account of herself. Mr. Obama seems to have been a bit flustered in making his retorts and in justifying his opinions. (Example, according to the news report:, quoting Mr. Obama" "I don't know whether I'm debating Mr. or Mrs. Clinton sometimes". Seems sort of petty to me. I will vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton in my State's Presidential Primary; and I most certainly will vote for her when she obtains the Democrat Party's nomination for the office of President of the United States. Mr. Obama is a very bright young man. He is quite articulate in some areas of problem solving. However: He is a Freshman at "governance" in the Federal System. I am sure he was very successful at his local level, Again, however, the United States Senate is an entirely different venue. Senator Obama has not had the time to do the networking and form the alliances he will need to have as President of the United States of America. He has no experience in Foreign Affairs. Senator Clinton does have that experience. She also has Executive experience from her work as First Lady in Arkansas and as First Lady of The United States. I would probably vote for Senator Obama, if he has acquired some "seasoning" after President Hillary Rodham Clinton has completed her two terms as President. Thank yoo for your attention. Ginny.

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