She sounds like a good candidate to me. She has first hand experience and that is always best. But I don't really know if a woman candidate for Secretary of State would work well in the Middle East because they don't respect women. The last two female Secretary of State's didn't accomplish what they wanted. Frankly speaking, I would prefer Colin Powell for that position.

Um I don't know but, isn't that sort of premature? I mean, wouldn't Obama have to actually "win" a presidential election? I mean, after he'd actually won the Democrat "nomination?" I mean, it's a darn long road until November 2008 and Ms. Clinton is on the warpath and gosh, it isn't like Clinton is above silly little conundrums like assassinating a rival. Oh whoops, I said that "a" word. Sorry, what was I thinking? Clinton is a cutthroat and that isn't really an issue is it? Obama gots some mountains to crawl over before he actually can consider a "cabinet." Doesn't he?

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