Muscatine

Last evening I went into the Family Food Restaurant for some food, and guess what, I met Hillary Clinton. She, her bus, had stopped for some food as well. I initially wondered what was going on when the only thing I could see was a bunch of people in dark suits constantly talking into their sleeves.
Someone must of told she was coming because there were a lot of people waiting for her on the other side. Got up, paid my bill, shook her hand, talked to her for a minute, didn't tell her I was a Republican, I left, she left. Very interesting woman. Very smart and astute.
I think I may be willing to vote for her, if she gets the nod. Won't help her get the nod though.

Did you wash your hand

after she shook it? Ha Ha

MADE YOU THINK?

I listened to Hillary Clinton when she spoke on the Riverfront. I listened, liked what she had to say, but put her words on a back-burner.
I'm still ''sitting on the fence'', as to my choice of canditates. I have 2 adult children. One is supporting Obama, the other Romney. The 2 of them are very strong in their opinions, trying to sway my husband & I.
Too many people vote because of a belief in the party they belive in, PERIOD! I'm not a republican fan right now, BUT, am willing to listen. Something HAS to change, for GOD'S SAKE. We have to have a strong advocate leading this country.
YOU TOOK A VERY WISE COURSE. You are willing to listen to both sides.
So did I. We have a gift of listening to both sides before deciding.

tlou

I feel you are right because I feel like there are both good and bad in each party.
Many times for me it is voting for the lesser of two evils. It should not have to be that way, but it sure turns out that way a lot.
When people start talking party to me it is as lionjack said FLUSH.