Last week I was still undecided as to who I would Caucus for in Nebraska but, it is with great confidence and pride that I say I will Caucus Feb 9 2008 for Senator Hillary Clinton!

I have had the pleasure of meeting both Senator Clinton and Obama. I think that we have two very phenominal candidates but, In my heart I am definetly a Hillraiser!

I believe that she is the most versed on policy. Her healthcare plan is something I can get behind. I believe that she is the best equipped to take on the GOP in the general because, let's face it we will be fighting the entire GOP not just the nominee.

Obama and others are not being truthful when they infer that a Hillary bid will surpress turnout in the fall. If she can win rural republican areas in upstate New York she can win them everywhere else.

I hear a lot of talk about hope from the Obama camp. There is nothing wrong with Hope but hope without a plan is just blind idealism. I have been attacked and even ridiculed for supporting Senator CLinton by Obama supporters.

I hear everyday the threats coming from his supporters to not vote or vote republican if he doesn't receive the nomination. I now hear grumblings about Superdelegates.

I find it very disturbing and even funny. I mean anyone who is serious about running for President needs to know what it takes to win the nomination which would include outreach to superdelegates. I bet if he were winning the war of superdelegates there wouldn't be such an uproar over the superdelegate system.

IF you don't do everything it takes to win your parties nomination, how can you then expect me to believe you know how to beat the republican smear machine in November.

To threaten to with hold your vote or vote for the republican or encourage a candidate to give the virtual finger to the process, to the people and the party after the months of elections and going through the process, is the height of hypocrisy. IT is hypocritcal because in every Speech he makes including the one he made last night in Omaha,Obama always infers that Senator Clinton is running for President out of a sense of entitlement and not duty to her country.

So what happens if he doesn't get the nod does Senator Obama and his supporters take their ball and go home? He alluded to as much after Super Tuesday saying he knew that CLinton supporters would vote for him in the general if he got the nod but he couldn't say the same for his.

Talk about EGO! Where is the uniter that he likes to make himself out to be in all of his speeches? What really decided it for me was the last question posed to each candidate in the LA debate.

Both were asked if they would consider the other as a running mate in the general. Both gave the standard answer after all they are running for POTUS not V.P. but the thing that struck me was Senator Clintons answer toward the end.

She vowed that no matter what the party will go into convention and come out of convention and into the general election, united as a party. She also said that if she doesn't get the nod she will do everything she could to make sure that DEMOCRATS took back the Whitehouse.

That doesn't sound like a person who thinks their entitled to the highest office in the land that sounds like a person that is ready to have the honor to serve in the highest office of the land!