2003 viewpoints approve Hillary for 2008

06/13/2003 An hour-long conversation with Democratic Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, in which she discusses her memoirs "Living History" and her goals as a politician, her outlook on the the war in Iraq, and her positions on health care and economic policy. Watch and you understand how Senator Clinton is truly above the other candidates on both sides of the aisle. She gives a mature analysis US foreign policy concerning Iraq including the reasoning behind Iraq Resolution. It makes sense that she need not be apologetic about her vote based the sound justifications she gives given on the conditions at that time and intelligence provided. But this is just a good insight to her from back in 2003. Barack would be unknown until 2004 Democratic Convention Speech launching the weak Kerry-Edwards ticket. Hillary had the wisdom to hold out any presidential aspirations to prove herself in the Senate. Listen to her well thought out analysis of the complex serious issues such national security, Iraq, Korea, NeoConservative agenda, Supreme Court and Executive power. You would be hard pressed to find any examples of Obama's eloquent rhetoric exemplifying such knowledge. Her viewpoint back then makes her sound like the best choice right now.