Wednesday, June 4, 2008


Should the Democratic party choose Senator Hilary Clinton as Barack's running mate? If anyone had asked me this a few months ago, I would not have hesitated to agree that that would be a winning combination, but senator Clinton has not played fair. She has tried every low-down trick in the book to win the nomination and that's not what real winners do. Barack has proven that you could win with grace and that when you're under fire grace can spell the difference between success and failure. With so much under the bridge between these two people, I am not sure they would make a winning team. It will be like oil and water. I also suspect that senator Clinton being such a sore loser will still try to second guess the president-in-waiting and undermine his authority. So no, I do not think this combination will present a unified front. I would much rather see Senator Edwards as his running mate. He is a great guy with a good heart and is fights for the ordinary people. I am surprised he did not do as well in the polls but I think he will make the best VP.

Obama makes it to the finish line - he speaks he scores!


It is not surprising to me that Barack Obama has won the Democratic Presidential Nomination. This win is not about women against men. It is not racism vs sexism. It is about change. America must be tired of their history of racism against Blacks and they need to put it behind them. They want to show the world they can change and want to change. This win signifies that America is ready to cross that threshold of race. They have voted for a Black man. Barack could not have won without a substantial amount of white voters. To you I say you have done well. America is a great nation and for it to maintain that greatness and leadership it has to shed the image of a racist country. You can do it people! The world is changing and you have to change with it and Barack is the man to lead that change. He is all of you, all of us - white, black, yellow and in-between. He sees the world not in black and white but in colours, issues, policies that are not limited to a narrow vision. I urge you to stand behind him all the way and you will not regret it.

You will get your woman President but that will not be Hilary - It will be a young woman with a fresh vision and without the baggage that Hilary unfortunately brings to the table that has dogged her throughout her campaign. Having said that, I say hats off to her for showing women in America what it takes to reach the finish line. She has laid down some solid tracks for women to follow and she has left a great legacy but she can throw that all away if she persists in trying to undermine democracy and fairness. Take a bow Hill with the grace of a lady.

Monday, April 14, 2008

Hilary calls Barack Elitist

So What's wrong with being elitist? Can someone honestly say Hilary is not elitist.Isn't she a lawyer? What else can you expect. They are all lawyers and one has to take whatever they say with an eye on Mr. Bill.