Yesterday, Hillary Clinton said good bye to her presidential nomination. At the same time she endorsed Senator Barack Obama unequivocally. What does this mean for education? It means that Barack Obama can stop trying to show how he is different from Hillary Clinton and can begin to focus on issues such as education.
Say what you will about Hillary Clinton and her politics, I think she proved that she truly is more interested in what she believes is best for the United States and not what is best for her. (Not saying I think her ideas are what is best, because I haven’t decided yet.) In addition I think she proved herself a lady. She could have been obstinate and refused to give up. That would have certainly ended in the Democratic party being split and not a viable contender in the election later this year. Again, I’m not saying I agree with her party but I do think we need a multi party system if we are going to affect change. Change is one thing I am certain the educational system in the United States needs and with Hillary Clinton giving up her bid at the presidential nomination she ensures that her party will be able to force a dialogue about the issues facing our nation.




