[blueerica]

Again, not that I'm caring (yet I still read this thread... why, I am still not sure), and I'm hardly the Clinton fan, she really did revolutionize the role of First Lady in the White House, and was more involved with the day-to-day politics than most of the public ever realized. In addition, and not that it's all that much more time, she's been serving as senator for 7 years now... 4 more than Obama's 3 years. Beyond being Clinton's wife, she's been heavily involved with politics on the national level for over three decades, two decades before Obama made his political debut in Illinois.

So technically, yes, she has more experience.

Not that it makes anyone any better, and like I said, I'm not the lady's biggest fan (though nor am I her biggest detractor)... but I wouldn't discount that she actually has "more" experience.


I think it's all about drive and follow-through, nothing that any of us can really debate before-hand, if you think about it (unless any of you know the future), and my sentiment is that it's all a bunch of hot air at this point.