If there is a lesson to be learned from Friday night's presidential debate,it's this:when it comes to leadership,body language matters. It's not so much what you say as a leader,but what impression your body language communicates. Right after the debate-scoring it like a boxing match-- the pundits said McCain had won on the points. For a brief few moments they talked about McCain's command of foreign policy and how he came off as a credible command in chief.

One of the sidebar benefits of having Hillary Clinton performing so well in the democratic polls is that its forcing the pundits to examine what it would really be like to have a woman leading this country.

The critiques begin with the cover. From Streetcar.com

As a sophomore at the University of Missouri in the early '70s my roommate Janie and I decided we wanted to work in Europe for the summer. We sent away for brochures, waited the requisite six weeks, and when the brochures finally arrived  spent countless  hours pouring over them to learn what kinds of jobs we could have. If I remember correctly, it had a lot to do with living on a farm.