There are a bunch of breaking stories as to whether Hillary Clinton will concede the nomination to Sen. Barack Obama today. This tug of war will go on all day until we actually hear something from her later tonight. I actually think she has a way to clean up all the mud she viciously thrown at Obama by finally bowing out gracefully.

The agonizing question is if the vice presidency is going to be the price.
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Good Looking Scott!

Who do you want answering the phone at 3 a.m.?
When that question was presented to us, I thought about it.
Certainly it won’t be John McCain after his comments (and his apology)a few months back.
I kept thinking of Rambo in First Blood and the scene where he flips out after catching flashbacks while a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
Last week McCain was endorsed by Sylvester Stallone and my fears were confirmed.
Can you imagine John McCain catching flashbacks at 3am when he gets that call?
Maybe he’ll seek advice from Rambo.

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Last night’s debate provided more entertaining moments
The Tape Don’t Lie

The Farrakhan Question: WTF? While you’re at it Tim Russert throw a turban on the table and ask Obama if he is in fact Osama.
“SHAME ON YOU” for pulling that card, I’m surprised he didn’t ask Hillary if she’d take a week off every month as President of the United States for “Feminine Issues.” Folks need to chill and stick to the Issues, this should not be about Gender or Race.

On the eve of Super Tuesday the Litmus Test for the citizens of the United States begins. Are we ready for a black or female president? A few months ago I considered voting for Hillary Clinton, after all the Clinton Adminstration was responsible for putting the U.S back on track. As First Lady, Hillary’s contribution was not to be taken lightly.
Throughout the campaigns the Clinton’s tactics became downright shameless.

Bill Clinton: As president he was a representative for the interest of the people not based on race and class but on some “let’s makes things right shit”. After his presidency he returned to the private sector with an office space in Harlem and continued to champion the cause
Human Interest.
(Clinton named head of U.N. tsunami rebuilding)

Now fast forward to 2008, my man has chosen to take it there. That’s right.
His condescending remarks directed towards Obama and his acts of arrogance (”We got this Hilary, the African American vote is in the bag…”). It’s insulting to the American public. This isn’t a campaign based on race. The candidates have a responsibility to stick to the issues, If they’re truly for the betterment of the American people it’s time to step up because we’re hurting.
BILL MOYERS JOURNAL | Clinton, Obama, King and Johnson | PBS

Questioning Obama’s experience and his message of hope is a slap in the face of the Human Rights movement as a whole. It’s what people of color,women and whites fought for so that one day ANYONE who is capable of improving our society could do so with the combined support of the people. So Hillary I’m letting you (and Bill) know MY vote is not in the bag.

I’M ENDORSING OBAMA,HIS MESSAGE IS CLEAR AND IT’S DELIVERED WITH CLASS AND HUMILITY.

Big ups to Rontronik and Miss Ash