Isnt it great that a man as busy and active as Barack Obama can still find time to take his family on vacation?
Obama starts his Hawaii vacation with a mystifyingly long list of questions unanswered about the convention that's barely two weeks away. He has
no running mate, no set speaking schedule, no real sense of what protests he'll face -- and no party peace.
As Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton hits the trail for Obama Friday in Nevada -- her first solo campaign appearance for the candidate she's endorsed --
it's time (again) to try and answer the question she famously posed two months ago: What does Hillary want?
"Advisers to Sen. Barack Obama are scrambling to reach a compromise with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to appease her supporters and find roles for her
and her husband," Anne E. Kornblut writes in The Washington Post.
"The back and forth with Clinton -- as well as questions about whether her husband will actively campaign for Obama after the convention -- threatens
to distract attention from what Obama's backers hope will be one of the convention's central themes: change," Kornblut writes. "Planners are
hoping to create an event that looks and feels different from past conventions, with more interactive components and an emphasis on the grass roots,
in order to mirror the core message of Obama's candidacy."
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I'd need a break too if i had accomplished as much as this presidential hopeful.
I just hope he's able to relax and put aside the childish actions of the Republican party for a while, so he can enjoy this beautiful country!
[edit on 8/8/2008 by Andrew E. Wiggin]
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