Joseph Trimboli's letter in favor of Hillary Clinton published Thursday is nothing more than a quote of Clinton's talking points.
Please make informed decisions in voting based on substantive issues and not just campaign hype.
If you want to vote for Clinton, find out about her 35 years of experience, and decide whether that experience is relevant. Look at what supposedly makes her plan better than Sen. Barack Obama's, or anyone else's, and evaluate it critically.
If you want to vote for Obama, figure out what change he is talking about and whether it's the change you want. Think about whether he can affect that change.
My own conclusion is that the differences between the candidates are substantively very little.
It is not my intention to endorse one over the other, or to endorse a Democrat over a Republican. But, I do think the dialogue needs to move past talking points and into substance.
