The problem I see with Hillary is that she lacks true emotion in her stump speeches, no I'm not talking about the whining or pouting, I am talking about true passion or true grit, she needs to excite people. How does she do this? Simple...

She needs to go into what I call Sally Field or Norma Rae mode, if anyone saw that scene with Sally Field as she rang that bell at the textile mill it was a powerful moment the people rallied and related to that scene, and no I do not mean the characters in the movie, but the viewers in the audience, she has to have that defining moment, that moment of true grit that can difine a candidate for an entire election, that’s what Obama has and she needs to develop hers, her inner woman spirit as Obama found his ethnic spirit.

She has become too wooden to monotone, show passion, show anger, show frustration show hope, a new vision in the future, Sen. Clinton has to be that shining star, that "bridge over troubled waters, 'that friend' that if you need a friend I’m sailing right behind"

She needs to be that amplifier that amplifies human emotions that leads them to strive and believe that Sen. Clinton can provide a better world for them and their children.

Yes I know that this may sound over the top but before being too judgmental or critical of me suffice to say it has worked for Sen. Obama, if she can combine that with her skills at conveying policy issues, she just may have a chance at turning back Obama's momentum and win the nomination. Now granted Hillary is not an actress at least not in the Hollywood sense, but then again neither is Barrack Obama; since we all are capable of human emotions and displaying them, I humbly have suggested to her as much, which is to say that is much as a strategist can do, the rest is up to the candidate, you can only lead in this case a candidate to water. Feel free to weigh in with your comments.