There's a rumor going around that helps explain the anxiety of hardworkin' white folks over Barry's campaign: If he's elected, he'll change the name of our very best southern state to Al Obama.
Madame Clinton made her speech yesterday asking Dems to get on the stick and support Barry. I didn't see it, but from what I'm reading, some people thought it was a better-late-than-never effort but most consider it an effective speech overall. To be truthful about it, if I really believed Hillary could've won the votes of 98 percent of the women in this country, I'd have been behind her all the way despite my serious reservations about allowing her husband anywhere near the Oval Office again. The thing I most admire about her is the serious attitude she brings to the table. It's been too long since a Democrat running for prez could dish it out instead of curling up in the fetal position and taking it. I always sense that Hillary is constantly watching for the right opportunity to throw a crackback block that'll put her opponent on a gurney. In fact, I think I'll start referring to her as The Hawk. If Barry is lucky, The Hawk will be cruising the skies until November, riding the breeze and swooping down on every Republican rabbit she spots.
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