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According to Gallup, Clinton has gone from a 7 point lead on the 18th to a 2 point (statistically insignificant) lead as of yesterday. See for yourself here. Josh Marshall has also moved to become more candid -- an exception missing from modern media personalities -- about the fact that Clinton's campaign has been over since the end of February. Citing FEC information regarding the Clinton campaign's inability to generate contributions, Marshall's site makes plain what should have been obvious long ago: Obama will be the Democratic nominee. Perhaps owing to his own father's sense of right and wrong, Chris Wallace (of Faux News of all places) has begun echoing the sentiments of those in the media with a greater than high school education: enough with the race-baiting, already. The angry white racists who have consistently been duped into supporting candidates who do not support their best interests, have apparently run out of money to support Hillary's candidacy. Funny. The neo-cons have outsmarted themselves and are about to experience the mother of all backlashes. Turn off your TV's and sign up to dial into Pennsylvania...but be advised: Pennsylvania is at least as prejudiced against blacks as any southern state. These folks need an intervention as much as they need to get a clue. Focus on the economy and what the neo-con panderers have done to their children's futures.
Award winning poet, writer and refugee from the educational testing industry. Richard agitates, supports and motivates activists of all kinds, the most well-known being Cindy Sheehan. Web developer and designer by day, writer by night, Richard has the disposition of an observer and essayist. Richard has fallen in love, one day at a time, with the writing of Raymond Carver, while sparring, verbally, with the flying monkey right since 1998. Richard built his first computer from scratch in 1977 and had his heart broken for the first time in 1980. It has been stomped on and dragged behind a Chevrolet for many miles since that time. Thanks in no small part to Republican partisan politics and internecine policies.
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