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2 comments:
lol.... awesome!
so, i just now got the courage to watch it, but wow, it's so true.
up to now, i always hoped that hillary wasn't so bitter, resentful, and conniving about winning...that she was trying to remain focused on the work ahead. with obama's current lead, i think now is the best time to show that she if she truly cares she would submit to what else the american people are looking for in their president (ie: the good qualities obama has).
mreh, but at the same time, i can understand how it would be difficult to let go of "35 years of experience(!)".
the core of it is that women like tracy and hillary remind of wellesley women. and while i don't like the fact that wellesley women are well-oiled, tunnel vision machines at their jobs with questionable personal lives, i do think that they have good intentions and can effect more "change" through their work than most people.
--camille
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