Some Advice for Hillary Clinton

Please, Sen. Clinton, stop trying to portray Sen. Obama as a speech-happy empty suit. It's not working. Also:

In the end, the attack on Obama as a substance-free orator may backfire. It lowers the bar for him, so that when he offers detailed plans and speaks of his accomplishments, he sounds commanding. The attack also gives him an opening to take umbrage on behalf of his supporters, one of the easiest and most effective political postures to take. Obama flamboyantly exploited this opportunity. Noting that Clinton lately had been urging voters to turn from him by saying, "Let's get real," Obama said, "The implication is that the people who've been voting for me or are involved in my campaign are somehow delusional."

Also, don't sling mud; it makes you look desperate. So what can you do? How about instead of trying to tear Obama down, you lift yourself up. Talk about your accomplishments. Tell stories on how you fought the Republicans on important issues. Stop doing everything from the Obama Prism, because as long as you do, it means he's winning.