Race to the White House

After all the waiting, the presidential primaries are about to commence.
Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama are neck and neck, with John Edwards breathing down the hair on those necks.
It's tight and that makes it exciting.
It's close and that makes it worth fighting for.
It's important because of the momentum it will bestow.
A win by Barack or Edwards, will shift the front runner status that Hillary has owned.
After eight years of a disastrous and dull-witted republican administration, democrats want the White House. They really want it!
If the senior vote, the largest block, suspects that Hillary is vulnerable, they might swarm like bee's to the youthfully appealing Barack. Or stampede like a herd of buffalo to the wise ass, legal eagle, Edwards.
With New Hampshire falling almost on top of Iowa, this race will be over before it begins. If Mrs Clinton is going to put her challengers in their place she needs to do it now.
Mrs Clinton's husband, Bill, has been drawing large crowds as he campaigns for her. He is the best speaker in America today, and he works a crowd as good as his idol Elvis, ever did! His presidency was considered a success by almost everyone, so it's no surprise that the Clinton's should be playing to the idea of a co-presidency. But is that constitutional, and does anyone even care?