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Tommorow New Hampshire will get to make a powerful statement in choosing who they will nominate to lead the Democratic Party in the general election. After 7 years of the harmful, extreme, and foolish positions taken by Bush and Cheney, we need to choose a president that can bring us change.
The person is Hillary Rodham Clinton.
She has spent a lifetime making change, from getting health care for children to making sure our troops get the treatment they deserve and need.
When I watched the most recent debate I saw a party committed to change, and I was excited to see that. But only one candidate on that stage was capable of making the changes everyone talked about. While I love that Obama and Edwards talk about change in both hopeful and aggressive ways, Hillary is the candidate who will actually turn the pages on the Bush years.
