Interview With Valerie Jarret of the Obama Campaign
Erin Kotecki Vest from BlogHer, did this interview earlier today, with Valerie Jarrett of the Obama campaign…
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Comment from rose
Time: September 13, 2008, 8:58 am
Don’t understand why the democrats don’t go for the “best team” approach:
Obama -Pres
Biden – vice pres
Hillary -secretary of state
etc.
Also, why aren’t TV ads itemizing Obama’s specifics on the relevant issues including the economy, energy, education, Iraq, foreign policy.
Why not encourage the American people to come -on -board with the dem. team to work with them(you) on the solutions. Be honest about the effort needed and the results for the children, grandchildren, etc. What are the clear goals? What are the objectives on the way.
If I were voting, I would want in a leader someone who gets the best advice, the best team and emphasizes truth.
Good luck!
signed,
interested canuck