Because she can pronounce "Pakistan" correctly. That's about the only real difference between them.

all kidding aside, I thought she did quite well in the Cleveland debate.

I don't think she did particularly well - she bristled a lot when not given an opportunity to re-rebut Obama's rebuttals which, while formula, did the job. I liked the stab from Obama how Hillary was enabling Bush by voting for the war (as if she was the Mother of a junkie who was enabling his drug use). Nothing new revealed in this debate - we've heard it all before.

Tim Russert did a good job of grilling both of them but they're both seasoned enough to be unshakable.

"Nothing new revealed in this debate - we've heard it all before."

Exactly, as in we ALL still have no idea how Obama is going to fix ALL the problems.

You foo's are being swindled.

But we know how McCaine's gonna cause them. I'd rather vote the possible solution than the sure disaster. Four more years of Bushnomics. Oy

I didn't like how Hillary whined about being asked first all the time. In general, I thought her answers were more clear and concise than Obama's. I didn't like how he kept saying the names of the Ohio towns, especially Youngstown, over and over again. It seems like he is full of more BS than Hillary, though they both are quite full of it. Hillary seems to me to be the more pragmatic candidate.

And that sums it up nicely.

The lesser of two swindles.

Why do you say Obama is a swindle, Tim? I think his appeal is precisely that he's for real and *not* a swindle.

her tactics are deplorable, she's running a crap campaign, and managing her campaign poorly. how does that add up to being a better candidate?
out of 1 side of her mouth, in Obama's presence, she says how proud she is to be running against him, and then, when convenient for her, (and he's not around), she trashes him. didn't see last night's debate (though I've seen many including the one in Texas, and she never answered ANY of the questions asked of her.
i've lost A LOT of respect for her and her husband through all of this. and just because you slept in the white house, doesn't mean you can be president. enough of the nepotism already!

Obama rises above the petty clintons, has raised more money, managed his campaign brilliantly, and is flat out kicking her ass in every way.
He is articulate, composed, charismatic, capable, has a sense of humor, dedicated, intelligent, sincere, inspiring, knows how to use diplomacy, and is a man this country would be fortunate to have as it's president to help restore much needed dignity and respect for ourselves and our country at home and abroad.
Is he perfect? no. by far the best choice - no contest.