Mr Dodds it is interesting you call Obama the Bhagwan (or I think you do). The Bhagwan was the oposite of political correctness and confronted mediocrity at every opportunity. While Obama is everything that is attached to political correctness, favour & bias.

It would take someone of the Bhagwan’s charisma to convince the world to love your enemies. That is something both Clinton & Obama ain’t got. Brace yourselves for plenty a feudin’ to come. There’ll also be plenty of CIA jobs for beggin’, Larry;)

“Ted for Lifeguard!”

And now that I don’t have John Edwards to support I am 100% in Hillary Clinton’s camp.

I also wonder why, if people don’t like the fact that this is a pro-Hillary site they keep coming here and complaining about it. I used to visit BuzzFlash every day but since they turned into a ObamaFlash and HillaryBash I don’t go there anymore. They have a right to their opinion, although they also seem to think they have a right to their own “facts” too and I don’t expect them to change for me. So I don’t go there. Why would I? Just to complain? Seems pretty silly to me.

I am also sorry to see John Edwards withdrawing from the race. To his credit, he has highlighted the continuing, and in some ways worsening, problem of wealth disparities and the pernicious inequities that accompany this. When I was a boy of about 12 years of age, I had the opportunity to travel with my parents to Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador in western South America. During this trip, I was exposed to the real Third World. I saw the truly destitute trying to eke out an existence, and at the same time, I saw the gated compounds of the wealthy with their high walls with broken glass embedded in the mortar at their tops intended to fend off the unwashed. It left an indelible impression on my young mind, and even at that tender age I could see that these countries were not healthy. I see some of the same problems becoming more prevalent and intractable in this country as the years have passed. The corrosive influence of the accentuation of class inequalities will drag us down. Senator Edwards gave voice to this perception, and in ways and with an urgency that I do not hear from HRC or BHO. Sadly, Jesus was probably right to say the the poor will always be with us; but I would imagine that he wasn’t giving us a pass to live heedless of their plight or by our inaction to increase their numbers. I was intending to vote for Edwards in our upcoming primary, and I still may do so to let the surviving candidates know that his message will be ignored at their – and our – peril.

A teaser: “This is quite significant but for reasons that may not seem as obvious as the press is promoting.”

Not sure what it will take for me to get excited about Hillary the warmonger or Obama the fence sitter.

It took Obama’s camp an HOUR longer to put up a John Edwards tribute therefore it’s HILLARY FOR ME!? Are you guys for real?

Bama you can have all the time and space you need to express how you’re feeling. I’m just not sure how ticking another box in the “Obama BAD” column over something as trivial as this achieves that. I’d call that reaching.

Here is hoping Edwards can jump on board with whoever the eventual candidate is (Whether as a Vice Presidential ticket or AG and effect his promised and legitimate change from there.