When I see and hear Hillary, I am reminded of my mother, my Latin American  
and Asian sisters, my European sisters, and my mothers and sisters from the  
pacific Isles.
 
In history, one change begat another. Emancipation preceded women's  rights 
to suffrage. It is conceivable to envisage women's suffrage preceding  
emancipation but because civil rights are of more heirarchy to rights to  suffrage 
(for men or women), my sisters and mothers yielded and joined the  campaign to 
end slavery. Women however are still enslaved by men in many  different ways. 
From sex and marriage to inheritance and labour rights. I  considered that if it 
is change I really want, it occurs to me Hillary is the  personification of 
that change.
 
No man can best represent women than a woman just as no white person could  
best represent a black person during emancipation. Hillary reminds me that  
today, in America, we do not only need change even though she is the most  
appropriate agent for change, but that we need housecleaning. She would not only  
change the course of the world, she would undo the systemic cancer that  
currently exists and she would clean house. The Republicans  and "independents" 
understand that. That is why at the caucuses, they vote  against Hillary every 
chance they get and they will not vote for the Democratic  nominee. The euphoria 
they manufactured about Hillary's alter ego will evaporate  and we will witness 
a Republican government in 2009.
 
I am a black man, but I need Hillary to clean house before I will consider  
other for President of the United States. I commend Bill, Hillary, and George  
Mitchell for their efforts in yielding respite for Northern Ireland and I look 
 forward to a sequel for Iraq, Darfur, Somalia, and Kosovo Metochia. I would 
like  John Edwards and Barack Obama to endorse Hillary Clinton for President 
of  the United States of America.
 
Haruna. 



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