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(music: kelly clarkson and jeff beck)This is a video about Hillary Clinton and the good that she has done and why she would be a great president. Granted she is not a perfect woman, but nobody is perfect. We all have flaws and Hillary has her share. I Know a lot of people hate her, but I noticed a lot of people hate her simply because she is against Obama or that she is a Clinton. She is a smart woman with a lot to offer. We will all have different opinions on politics and nobody is technically right. Vote who you want to vote for, and if you disagree with her politics, then that is perfectly fine. However, please stop demonizing a woman who has done a lot for many families. I also have to comment that SNL and tina fey is right. The media is totally bias against hillary. Anyone who is objective can see that. Even after feb 5, the media did not even roar about hillary's BIG STATES win. She had more delegates and a highper popular vote, yet the media ignored this but instead focused on Baracks state wins. (the number of states you win in politics is generally unimportant when close). The media also pretty much said "hillar's campaign dead" two weeks ago, which Dan Abrams mentioned. Obama and Hillary have nearly been going up and down, but when Hillary goes up in polls, delegates, etc. the media is pondering when will she go down. If Barack is up, then the media is glorifying him and saying Hillary losing badly. Also when Hillary tries to show Barack's records, she is attacking, she is desperate, she is scared. Yet when Barack does the same, he is exposing her, he is above politics, he is showing debate skills. Give me a break. Lastly, Hillary is right in the debates. She answers the question first, then Barack rehashes her answers with a little extension to sound "better." Hillary is always asked the hard questions and Barack goes by untouched, except the Ferrakhan question. Hillary is scolded for WalMart yet Barack's wife worked for its supplier. Hillary is scolded for bad campaign money, yet Obama isn't scolded on Rezko and Exelon. People keep saying Hillary voted for the war and Barack didn't, yet Barack WASN'T in the Senate to vote. Had the war been favorable today, Barack could say, "I didn't vote against the war, but I would have" because he DIDN'T VOTE. He is also absent in 17% of the senate votes, while Hillary is absent on 6%. In regards to negative campaigning, sure it is bad. However, when Hillary does it, it is smear tactics, when Barack does it, it is "politics." The media never scolded Barack's campaign in sending an ad in Florida, against the agreement, or his flyers in south carolina. Also Barack's campaign did use the race card. Hillary said she loved MLK and what he stood for, but Johnson had to pass the civil rights act into law. Guess what, IT'S TRUE. That is NOT racism. She knows he started a movement, but that movement would still continue without the legislation passed. Also if you're a Barack fanatic and hate Hillary, please refrain from negativity on this video. I DO NOT HATE BARACK, I am just mad at how the media has so much power over people and people become less objective. If you pretend you don't support Hillary or Barack, try to think of the media message objectively, rationally, and logically. The media made it seem that john edwards doesn't exist, except if he tries to endorse someone. Ron Paul didn't exist. Huckabee only wants religious zealots to support him, Mccain is hated by the core republicans, Hillary is a mean, angry, calculating woman who is desperate and trying to steal Barack's thunder. The media is also saying, vote for barack because he is NEW, he gives INSPIRATION, he offers CHANGE. Dont you see..look at his rallies..come join the movement or you're left out. Does anyone objective keep hearing these messages? The media is so out of hand. american idol, ramille, josiah, david archuletta, barack, michelle obama, chelsea clinton, bill clinton, richardson, edwards, UT, austin, san anthonio, el paso, houston, cleveland, oberlin, university, endorse, endorsing, plagiarism, xerox, f

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