You can't know how happy we all are to see you say that!!  You are exactly right....

"Saying something does not make it so."

Obama has NOT won this nomination, and he can't claim he has until after the convention votes.

You must have missed the show.

You really need to listen to Hillary's entire answer to these questions.  She clearly explains the overall plan for short-term and long-term. It makes a lot of sense.

You are only listening to Obama's spin and excuses on this issue, obviously.

Take time to listen to Hillary, and why she isn't taking the advice of the economists right now. We've spent the past 7+ years listening to the expert economists, and I don't like where they've taken us. They speak, and we all, including our government, let reality roll into their predictions. Hillary, as a leader, will tell them what outcome she wants to see for the country, and they can tell her how to make it happen.

I keep a quote hanging in my office, "Those who say it can't be done should not interrupt the people who are doing it."

Everytime I hear Obama say something cannot be done, he is displaying an absence of the optimism it takes to effect absolute change.

Understanding the power of the president is a pretty good idea for those who feel they are qualified to apply for the job.

You should really listen to her explanation of her short-term plan and her long-term on oil/gas taxes and prices.

When you listen only to Obama's twist on it, you get a very distorted version of the truth.

A flat $1,000 to the middle class. What constitutes middle class these days?  How about the poor? Nothing for them? No details provided... seems like major pandering to me.