Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton
ridiculed rival Barack Obama as all talk and little substance
on Wednesday, trying to slow the momentum that has given him 10
straight victories in the race for the party's presidential
nomination. Clinton belittled Obama
as an inexperienced choice for commander-in-chief in a
dangerous world, for advocating a health care plan that is not
as expansive as hers and for giving airy speeches. "It's about picking a president who relies not just on
words but on work, on hard work," she said. "We need to make a
choice between speeches and solutions, because while words
matter greatly, the greatest words in the world are not enough
unless you match them with action." "Now others might be joining a movement," she said. "Well,
I'm joining you on the night shift, and on the day shift." |
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