I didn't realize it at first until Britt Hume commented on it, but he was right that there was no vouching for Barack on a personal level. Clinton simply endorsed a checklist of policy with no  mentions of humanity, courage,  or any other attributes and qualities that she saw in him or thought qualified him. It was cold and clinical at best.

One of the reasons I am glad I am not a party member.  Having to prostitute yourself like that is very degrading.

Wow, so that was Hillary talking? I thought I was watching a Charlie Brown movie and Hillary was one of the adults talking, all I could here was a trumpet like sound. I guess trumpets due use air to make noise so I can see how some were "blown" away.

I completely agree. She definitely kicked her own party, just like her husband did that same night with his X and Y analogy.

Hmm, okay?  I guess that's so obvious from her role as a public servant and through her women's rights advocation.  You can also see that Clinton "selfish" nature through the work she's done encouraging education and promoting benefit for the middle and low class workers of America.  I highly doubt there is any politician out there only for their own interest or their family's interests.

She spoke articulately and passionately about the distinctions between the core party issues, and the reasons why we should elect Barack Obama.  You don't have to agree with her, but at least some recoginition for a well presented speech might be appropriate.  Speaking publically, as we all probably know, is never a truly easy/simple task to pull off well.