by Shadesdown

Created on: April 18, 2008

If Chelsea Clinton wants to assist her mother in her campaign, then by all means, allow her. Her mother needs all the help she can get to receive the votes to become the next President of the United States. And the fact that Chelsea took on the liberty of going from college to college, educating college students of the importance of voting as well as the impact Hillary Clinton's plans for change if she is voted in as the next President of the United States.

But, Chelsea Clinton needs to go about it in its entirety and have the answers to any and all questions that is asked by those she is trying to convince to vote for Hillary Clinton.

Chelsea Clinton should have all the facts, answers and plans at hand in order to assist in the campaigning. This is the same family who once before was in the White House as the leader of the United Nation, that went through a scandal of lies and deceit. This is the same family who supported a man who had lied to the American public about an affair he had with Monica Lewinsky and was soon after faced with that lie on live television. This was someone who the American citizens looked up to and highly respected by his followers and was expected to be honest with the American citizens.

Those who are asking the questions, have every right to know the answers to those questions. And "That's none of your business" isn't a proper answer. That is more or less an attempt by Chelsea Clinton to avoid the truth and face the fact that history has the possibility of repeating itself. As long as the questions asked have credibility to the Clinton campaign, proper answers should be given in a polite manner. Replies such as, "That's none of your business," shows secretive information as well as probable cause to not vote for someone who is unwilling to answer questions by potential voters.

And with the fact of her approaching college students who are expecting proper education on elections and campaigning, does Chelsea Clinton honestly feel it is fair to keep crucial detailed information that could affect not only their education but their decision to vote for her mother, Hillary Clinton as not only the President of the United States but the first woman President of the United States.

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