I wasn’t attacking Mr. Gilbert, I was just asking him do to what his candidate, Sen. Clinton asked of Sen. Obama – renounce the racism. If he can’t do that, what kind of a Democrat is he, for crying out loud. I’m asking him to be fair, & you know it too. I didn’t make up those words, those are Sen. Clinton’s own words, & any objective person will see that race/racism is exactly what she’s talking about, particularly since she’s campaigning in Kentucky & West Virginia. I’m not putting down the voters in those states, I’m just stating that racism isn’t dead & pandering to those low human instincts is wrong.

& I do hope he does well on his thesis. I just hope he understands what Sen. Clinton thinks of academics. Again, her words, not mine. Please, everybody has warts, I’ve got my share. By continuing this adulation of Sen. Clinton, as if she is the messiah, with no warts, doesn’t help the party one single bit.

Stop with the personal swipes against writers here.

Obama has not won the non-African American demographic since March (excluding Guam, which was a caucus)–two months. Take out African American voters from OH, TX, PA, NC, IN and what would the score be? Before the tired calls of racism are shouted, I’ll say again, the AA community deserves kudos for exercising such political muscle. But that doesn’t change the fact that Obama is winning based off universal support from one racial demographic. He’s been losing all others for two months now. I propose that is because he has no experience and that will be what leads to a Dukakis (at best) performance in November.

She’s citing the exit polls which show Obama’s support weakening in certain sectors of voters. Is that a crime to state that? If you think it is you are the one quacking.

“I have a much broader base to build a winning coalition on,” she said in an interview with USA TODAY. As evidence, Clinton cited an Associated Press article “that found how Sen. Obama’s support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again, and how whites in both states who had not completed college were supporting me.”

“There’s a pattern emerging here,” she said.

Then you are quacking like a duck.

I don’t think they care about winning the presidency, They are more interested in their own internal power struggle within the party. We really need to clean house and vote a lot of these people out!!!!! They don’t care about the people or about what is best for the country.

Today, I heard CNN saying that Obama is making the case to SDs that he can win florida, and Navada in the general election!!! What Bull Sh*t!!!!! I almost fell off my chair when I heard John King say that that was the Obama campaigns argument.

UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!!!

The numbers speak for themselves. More people have voted for Sen. Obama than for Sen. Clinton. A heck of a lot of folks who are not black are inckuded in that number. Account for that, please.