When does life become fair?
Clinton and Obama are battling it out, taking constant swipes at each
other. In the meantime, McCain is eagerly gathering ammunition to
direct at whoever wins, if we can even use the word "win", when
referring to the Democratic nomination. As Democratic pollsters tell
it, the African American vote, until this election year often dormant
and uninterested, has now been awakened and is eagerly embracing Obama,
who is the embodiment of the American promise—anyone, no matter what
their race or sex, can become our next President, as long as that
person was born in the U.S. (naturalized U. S. citizens cannot become
President). The word on the street is that this Obama group won't turn
up at the polls if their candidate doesn't get the Democratic
Presidential nod. On the other side of the street, Clinton advocates
are threatening to vote for McCain if their candidate doesn't get the
nod.
