But first a few words to claims that electing HILLARY will mean more of the “same old thing”. I, for one, would relish a return to the prosperity of the 1990’s - and urge all of you who appreciate a balanced budget, economic growth and responsible governance to speak out in favor of HILLARY CLINTON, who can bring this back to us.

Equally important to me is the issue of health care. Here’s what I like about HILLARY and her intelligent approach to the obesity crisis: she wants to quality health coverage for all Americans via a 7-step strategy for lowering spiraling costs. I know all too well that premiums have almost doubled since 2000 - up 87 percent – as I provide health insurance for my company’s employees, and my family. We need Senator Clinton’s plan to cover all Americans because it will require the reform of our often irrational, inefficient and wasteful policies. She’s been through the wars on this issue, and can get it passed.

I implore all of you who feel the same as I do to speak out, get involved and be active in your support of HILLARY CLINTON – help her get elected, and she will help all of us live well.

Oh Well!

I also wonder what the people of Brown’s district, which is one of those segregated districts the Voting Rights Act forces on the South, will think of her not supporting the first African-American with a legitimate shot at the presidency. Obama won her district by more than 2-1.

So, as much as I’d love to see this as a sign that Hillary is weakening, I’m more likely to see this one as a weather-related deal.

This won’t be pretty.

- Once one factors in the much-larger-than-average independent vote (Wisconsin is a wide-open primary state where only the voter knows which primary he or she particiaptes in), Obama crushes her. The usual suspects do not factor that in fully, mainly because it is all-but-impossible to quantify because there is no party registration here.
- Even if Clinton pulls off the upset, Obama will get more delegates. Obama will rout her in the 4th Congressional District (city of Milwaukee) to get at least 5 of the 6 delegates there, and should take the 1st (significant black populations in Racine and Janesville) and 7th (significant student populations, and at least partially influenced by Minneapolis media). If Obama also takes the delegate-rich 2nd (8 delegates in the People’s Republic of Madistan) or the 5th (one of two districts with only 5 delegates, the other being the 6th), Clinton would have no chance to win the popular vote, much less by the 3.8 percentage points needed to guarantee at least 2 more of the 26 statewide delegates than Obama.

That isn’t stopping me from running the NRE Spring Hill campaign, which has but 3 rules; vote for Clinton on Tuesday, shower afterward, and do not repeat in November.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., helped secure more than $340 million worth of special home stat…

I wonder what platitudes Osama is going to offer us, quick my salts I think I have the vapors now that Saint Osama is so near.