kennick

With the apparent nomination fight over, I can now say that I've never been prouder of my fellow Americans. 17.5 million people voted for the first woman candidate, and 17.5 million voted for the first African American candidate. And I have no doubt that the vast majority of Clinton supporters will turn out to vote for Obama in the fall. It's been a very long time since I've felt this good about my fellow citizens, maybe since the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11 when we came together as a people. The last few years it's been distressing to see us polarized, and distrustful of one another. It's a new day, America. Pat yourself on the back, you deserve it. Then it's time to get to work to make this country great again.

Please feel free to add, edit. No one is sacred. Bush...Babies Unfairly Sacrificed Hereafter. Cheney...Criminals Hijacking Everyones Nestegg Especially Yours. McCain...My Campaign Condones Annihilating Iran Now. Bushies...Believers United Since Hypnosis In Eviscerating Society.

Just saw a clip of Hillary on CNN at 8:02PM EST 3/6/08 stating "Senator McCain will bring a lifetime of experience to the campaign, I will bring a lifetime of experience, and Senator Obama will bring a speech that he gave in 2002." She goes on, "I think it's imperative that each of us be able to demonstrate we can cross the Commander in Chief threshold and I believe that I've done that, certainly Senator McCain has done that, and you'll have to ask Senator Obama, um, with respect to his candidacy."

More than 2 years after Katrina, still untold thousands of homeless, and entire districts are ghost towns. Millions of folks without healthcare. Billions of dollars are missing in Iraq. Osama still out there. People being foreclosed on daily. Increasing unemployment. Jobs moving overseas with tax breaks to do so. Record obscene profits for the oil industry, while many can't afford heat. But we'll get to all that, after we figure out whether or not some MLB baseball players cheated.