Rock on. You’ve hit Hillary’s nail right on the head. Obama has certainly has the most effective, most persuasive, content-driven website and e-marketing campaign to ever come to presidential politics. For instance, the evening of his first win, at roughly 9 pm est, I received an email with this subject line: Turn on the Television. When you opened the email, it reported that Senator Obama had just won Iowa and that I (as a supporter, alright, I admit it) should go to the television to celebrate the historic event. With every turn, with every positive, with every attack, emails go out — as another one did today, outlining Clinton’s “100 select, bigwig contributor campaign” versus Obama’s 1,000,000 citizens and no special interest funding (subject line: “100 versus 1,000,000″). Now, while great branding and marketing, strategies and tactics, messaging and delivery can polish mirrors to create the illusion of content, ultimately, the consumer finds the truth. Obama’s success and his ultimate nomination as the Democratic candidate for president will occur because of the truth of his content — his intelligence, poise, persuasion, leadership, vision, integrity, honesty and ability to inspire.

PS Your paragraph that leads with “Unfortunately” should probably read: “Unfortunately for Hillary.” Unless your true political leaning is coming through.