Go Obama!

Obama, Obama, Obama

Thanks for posting this brilliant Op-ed. It is the TRUTH.

Now eeveryone knows white feminists like Hoellary are racist and care only for their own “advancement” and they hate and resent the advancement and acheivement of black men and black women.

Call it, Hoellary is a bigot and hypocrit who hates the very existence of the Obama.

Hoellary is the poster woman and icon of white femnist liberal racism.

God, I hope Obama is smart and strong enough to give this mean white b–ch his butt to kiss when he picks his VP.

Obama 2008!

Yes We Can!

By the way, Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal has a great op-ed today on Clinton. Below is an excerpt:

To play the race card as Mrs. Clinton has, to highlight and encourage a sense that we are crudely divided as a nation, to make your argument a brute and cynical “the black guy can’t win but the white girl can” is — well, so vulgar, so cynical, so cold, that once again a Clinton is making us turn off the television in case the children walk by.

“She has unleashed the gates of hell,” a longtime party leader told me. “She’s saying, ‘He’s not one of us.’”

She is trying to take Obama down in a new way, but also within a new context. In the past he was just the competitor. She could say, “All’s fair.” But now he’s the competitor who is going to be the nominee of his party. And she is still trying to do him in. And the party is watching.

Are you still here? Have you heard about this new letter today from 16 House members (including CBC members like Stephanie Tubbs-Jones) to House superdelegates that insists that Hillary is the stronger presidential candidate? And it looks like Obama’s campaign may be negotiating to pay off her substanital campaign debt? She’s losing, but he has to pay her debts. There’s something very wrong with this picture.

“Our people, I think, recognize the enthusiasm and vitality behind Senator Obama’s campaign,” AFGE President John Gage said.

Gage, a previously uncommitted superdelegate to the Democratic National Convention, said he is also personally endorsing Obama…

While calling Clinton a friend and saying she has worked hard for federal employees, Gage said some members of AFGE’s board also think having Obama as the Democratic nominee would help the Democratic slate as a whole. Obama will do better in “bringing along some of the downticket races,” Gage said.

AFGE is the largest federal employee union, representing 600,000 workers in the federal government and the government of the District of Columbia.

Gage also said it’s time for Democrats to move beyond the primary and start concentrating on the November contest against certain Republican presidential nominee John McCain. “I think it’s time we start really focusing in on McCain, who just has a terrible record when it comes to federal employees,” Gage said.