As a Democrat when I look at these two candidates it puts my mind in a whirlpool of who's better than the other. To choose one over the other is very hard because they are Democrats and I like them both. As a Woman, most would assume that I'm for Hilary. As an African American some would think I'm for Barack. But the most challenging thing for me to do is to choose between the two.

HILARY

When I visualize her as the President, I see her prominence and her husband the former President of the United States of America, William J.Clinton. That plays an important part in regards to her experience. While at Capitol Hill, she created a highland and made sure that any issue she represented were rounded and shaped. She has planted her groups of seeds and arranged them in a cluster that has been growing for many years. But as a Woman she has that "Restriction Barrier" that wants to ban and/or exclude her because she is a Woman. To prohibit the talents that she possesses because she is a Woman is unexplainable and unacceptable.

BARACK

When I visualize him as the President, I see a length of metal or other solid material. He wouldn't let himself be used as barrier or as part of a structure. I believe he would create his own structure which would be accepted by most sensible Americans. He wouldn't obstruct, close off, hinder or get in the way of listening to us. But as an African American he has that "Restriction Barrier" that wants to ban and/or exclude him because of his color. To prohibit the talents that he possesses because of the color of his skin is unexplainable and unacceptable.

I see him as a secure light bolt who unlocks the barricades for the "Poor/Working Class".

Unity

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Hi Musesage,  Thanks for getting in touch and sharing your support! Please visit http://my.barackobama.com to find other supporters and events near you.  Thanks,  Veronica @ Obama HQ ----------------- Original Message ----------------- From: Musesage Date: Mar 4, 2008 10:58 PM   Blessings  Future President Barack Obama-  I am as happy as an American can be because finally we are standing together-  Although there is wrought weather ahead-  We are making our stance and we will get out and dance-  The grace and different face of each other-  We all are sisters  We all are brothers  But we desire one thing no matter the color  Which is change for   AMERICA  Love, Light & Peace  Musesage ----------------- Bulletin Message ----------------- From: Barack Obama Date: Mar 5, 2008 1:42 AM   We may not know the final outcome of today's voting until morning, but the results so far make one thing clear.  When the dust settles from today's contests, we will maintain our substantial lead in delegates. And thanks to millions of people standing for change, we will keep adding delegates and capture the Democratic nomination.  We knew from the day we began this journey that the road would be long. And we knew what we were up against.   We knew that the closer we got to the change we seek, the more we'd see of the politics we're trying to end -- the attacks and distortions that try to distract us from the issues that matter to people's lives, the stunts and the tactics that ask us to fear instead of hope.   But this time -- this year -- it will not work. The challenges are too great. The stakes are too high.   Americans need real change.   In the coming weeks, we will begin a great debate about the future of this country with a man who has served it bravely and loves it dearly. And we will offer two very different visions of the America we see in the twenty-first century.   John McCain has already dismissed our call for change as eloquent but empty.   But he should know that it's a call that did not begin with my words. It's the resounding call from every corner of this country, from first-time voters and lifelong cynics, from Democrats and Republicans alike.   And together you and I are going to grow this movement to deliver that change in November.   Thank you,   Barack