I'm far from convinced, but I do think we should consider a unity ticket.

What are the top three reasons someone might doubt Senator Obama's judgment? I know what mine are. What are yours?

http://www.alternet.org/columnists/story/83420/ 

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Pushing the Single-Payer Solution

By Amy Goodman

April 24, 2008

It's time for the candidates to stop dancing around real health-care reform and get behind a single-payer system.

The following article was linked by Jeralyn at Talk Left. Mr. Gonzalez reveals important information not being exposed by the media regarding Senator Obama's past actions in the Senate on many issues.

I only hope it's not too late for people to open their eyes and realize we've got a real champion in Senator Clinton, ready and willing to lead our country out of the huge mess that will be left once GWB and his wrecking crew are gone.

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Via Jeralyn:

Health Stories: HR 5449 by DemFromCT Fri Feb 22, 2008

Steve Kagen (WI-08) may be familiar to some of you. He's the freshman representative who refused Congressional health insurance as a protest.

Paul Krugman has written an excellent fact-based analysis of the rival Clinton-Obama health plans. He concludes that Obama will not be able to achieve universal health care if he is elected. Hillary, on the other hand, might just be able to pull it off if she is elected.

President Clinton takes on the media in Bill Clinton Faults Press.

He makes a similar point in Obama's Denial For Praising Ronald Reagan.

Clearly, it is the media that really cares about political in-fighting. It's relatively easy for them to hype such stories, rather than taking any in-depth look at real issues and where the candidates differ on them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB0Vn_BppwM&mode=related&search=

"The Healthcare Solution: California OneCare" - - excellent video

Why I'm Suing the Bush Administration by Eliot Spitzer Tue Oct 02, 2007

Somebody had to do it.