Roberta - Help to understand how Hillary is "well qualified"? Please don't try to give that old tale about co-presidency. Would you say that Laura Bush or the very involved Nancy Reagan were well qualified to be president? I don't think so. Hillary is a senator. She is as qualified as any senator. I hope that this race would be less about gender and more about the future. Let me ask you a question, during the Clinton presidency was the Democratic party stronger or weaker at the end of his term? As far as Leadership goes, Hillary has stepped forward on any controversial issue to lead the Dems. When the White House was try to privatize Social Security, Hillary wasn't on all of the talk shows. When the White House was beating the drums of war, Hillary Clinton was in a unique position of being able to read the NIE on Iraq. Although I would like to say that she read the NIE, she has never said this in spite of being asked on numerous occasions. When George Bush was going to plunge us into war the voice of a Clinton could have rallied most of the weak-kneed Democrats. Instead we had 2 relatively minor senators Bob Graham and Russ Feingold stand up and loudly oppose the war and question the intelligence. Where was Hillary's leadership when we needed it? Thanks for your comments.

I am a 57 year old woman who is furious with Ted Kennedy over his endorsement of Sen. Obama. I volunteered for two months, 7 days a week, tromping house to house in snow in the recent New Hampshire primary. Finally, there is a woman, in Hillary Clinton, who is highly qualified in every way to be president -- something I've waited for for my entire adult life and Ted Kennedy wants to take that away. My guess is that there will be a backlash by women at the polls. I hope so.

I do believe Carolyn's endorsement meant more than Ted's. Just because he is seen as soo much more controversial than she is. For her to endorse someone took alot of thought.