Obama's Great Speech on Women and LGBT rights

[denem]

is not a speech he can give. I don't doubt his commitment, but unlike racism, he hasn't lived it.

One candidate, Hillary, can give that speech, and should she avert her eyes from the polls, and, reflect on her life's story, her campaign and the country can would forward.

Looking back over this primary it's remarkable that the top three contenders, Obama, Clinton, Edwards, addressed at their core, three fundamentals of justice and division: Race, Gender and Poverty. One candidate, Dennis Kucinich, tackled Militarism head on, but few were interested. Peace is just a word.

[hedgehog]

1. I think one of the points of Obama's speech was that as long as we sit

around arguing about how "my injustice is worse than your injustice" we aren't addressing health care, college expenses, the War in Iraq, vanishing jobs etc.

[hedgehog]

2. I think one of the points of Obama's speech was that as long as we sit

around arguing about how "my injustice is worse than your injustice" we aren't addressing health care, college expenses, the War in Iraq, vanishing jobs etc.

[denem]

3. Hillary can speak from the heart about Women in public life

and the workplace. She should.

[KingOfLostSouls]

4. Divisive Dennis

thought it was more important to attack the other candidates and praise Stormfront.org's main man ron paul than work with other democrats.

[mrreowwr_kittty]

5. How has Hillary lived the GLBT experience? nt

[denem]

6. I can't answer that.

I think she can speak from the heart on theses issues, but I am not making any accusation.

[SoonerPride]

7. Hillary Clinton hasn't lived the gay experience

I have.

[Iceburg]

8. She HAS given a heartfelt speech on women -- 1995- the world heard it/nt

[LSK]

9. Hillary is gay?

:shrug:

[NYDem Observer]

10. LGBT Rights?

Seriously, how is Hillary any more qualified than Obama to give a speech on this issue? Please enlighten me.