tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8218621.post-46062305929508486432008-04-13T16:24:00.000-05:002008-04-13T16:25:03.404-05:00In an area of Tennessee where my families live, it is a tough time. My <br>brother-in-law&#39;s company moved to Mexico in the last year. He is <br>unemployed with no job in prospect. I have a niece unemployed who lost <br>her job because of an on the job injury. The list is lengthy of family <br>members whose companies left the country. Jobs are slim and <br>unavailable.<p>I guess I am crazy but Barack Obama&#39;s quotes made sense to me. I know <br>what it is like to lose one&#39;s lively hood and the hopelessness it <br>causes. Yes, one prays more. Yes, even tears come.<p>But Hillary says, &quot;that has not been my experience.&quot; I&#39;m glad for you <br>Hillary. I imagine it is difficult living on $109 million dollars. But <br>it seems to me, that if you were without a job and money for about 2 <br>years you might gain enough humility to get in touch with hard working <br>unemployed workers, then maybe you would be worth voting for. Who is out <br>of touch?Dan Phillipshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14885264355876434431noreply@blogger.com