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Thank you for posting this.
A beautiful post – makes me happy to see it.
Race aside, I just don’t feel like I can trust Hillary – and thats always been the case. Obama is super cool – I even liked him before that landmark speech he gave regarding the controversial words from his former pastor. I think Jon Stewart said it best when he remarked that “today Obama talked to the American people – like they were ADULTS”
What a great article. Thanks for posting it. I’ve been enamoured of Obama since the 2004 Democratic National Convention and it thrills me that he’s most likely going to get the nomination. I don’t know what I’d do with myself if he won the Presidency. I’ve never felt such excitement over a candidate before and it’s not because he’s black or a man, it’s because of his message. If it was Hillary who had that message, then I’d support her. I’m not going to support someone based on their gender or race – I’m going to support them based on what they say and what they do.