On Tuesday, Hillary will vastly pad her lead in the popular vote.  On Tuesday voters will show momentum for Hillary by way of votes of confidence for her that were once not thought to swing her way.  Voters will change the game on Tuesday because the luster of inspiration isn't enough to make change happen.  The voters will change the game on Tuesday because the Senator from Illinois is becoming less consistent.  The voters will change the direction of the wave of democracy on Tuesday because electability is more important that hope alone.  Hope can only be fulfilled if the hopeful win.  Otherwise that hope was just a dream, and it appears that democratic voters are waking from the Obama dream as it turns to a nightmare where McCain could be President.

Voters are changing the game.  Voters are continuing the shift in opinion.  Whereas Barack was once seen as the only option, buyers remorse has set in, and the voters are changing the game to who they see as the GE winner:  Hillary!  Hillary has demonstrated over and over again a winning strategy that includes more than hope for change, but details, plans and understanding of how to make change happen.  The voters are changing the game because they know that hope of change alone isn't enough.  For change you have to have a plan.  For change you have to have an understanding of the problem.  For change you need stamina, charisma, and the will to fight on in the face of your enemies.  Otherwise, your only hope is to return to sleep and dream of a reality that never had a chance.

Hillary has momentum on her side.

Hillary has earned the confidence of the voters.

The voters are changing the game on Tuesday.

They are voting for Hillary in a wave of support that will not be easily ignored!

Obama won early, and then showed us less of what he would do, and more superfluous speeches.

Well words alone aren't enough, and that is why Hillary is winning.  That is why she won Pennsylvania.  That is why she will win Indiana.  That is why she will run away with the vote in Kentucky.  That is why she will close the gap, and possibly win in North Carolina.  She has the substance and the words, Obama just has pretty words.

Tuesday will change the game; and we have Hillary to thank for that.

Hillary is clearly the more electable candidate, and on Tuesday that will be shown with votes!  Spin and spinmeisters aside, the real question of electability lies in the hands of the voters and the voters will change the game on Tuesday.

The ball is going to be in her court, and that is where it will stay, because the game will change on Tuesday!  Onward Hillary; to the Convention where you will win!

Don't just "hope" for change, INVEST in it!

Give to Hillary for President!