But as the primaries moved into high gear, Clinton seemed too “hell-bent” on being president. She seemed like a wild cat with claws, changing and doing anything to win, it seemed to me.
In Obama on the other hand, I sensed a spirit that cared. I was taken by his speeches and the way he handled himself, especially in the Rev. Jeremiah Wright situation.
I was also impressed that he seemed to be gentle with Clinton and treated her better than certainly she treated him. What he lacks in experience surely will be made up by this intelligent man’s abilities to learn.
I was a little taken aback by the reactions of Indian people to the campaign. I was disappointed with those who thought voting for a candidate who worked with Indian people in the past or had visited tribes was most important. It is more important that the person understand all the people, I believe.
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Writerfella here --
Hmm, writerfella wonders if there is any truth to the rumor that Doreen Yellow Bird is the Grand Forks Herald's fifth columnist?
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