Barack Obama was talking about Iraq, and some sort of expenditures, but he suddenly loses his ability to think, and just keeps trying desperately to figure what he’s talking about. Imagine if this happened when the phone rings at 3 am in a national or international emergency. If Hillary Clinton was still running she’d thank me for pointing that out. She gave it her best shot with that 3 am commercial, but it didn’t work.

What most of you don’t realize is that Obama is using a marketing technique to get votes. He asks you to look to the future and hope that change is coming, but when it comes to the other half of selling that empty promise, he doesn’t have the facts to support it. A good salesman could, which is why a vote for Obama will lead to voter’s remorse. Another politician named Bill Clinton did the same thing, except he did back a lot of things up, and followed through. That’s something Obama has yet to learn, but we have to give him some slack, because he’s still inexperienced at this game of politics.

A reader sent me this email outlining the difference between John McCain, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama. Although Hillary is no longer "in it to win it," it’s still relevant.

John McCain, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama were walking down a Washinton DC street when they came upon a homeless man.

John McCain gave the man his business card, and told him to come to his office for a job. He then took $20 out of his pocket, and gave it to the man.

Hillary was very impressed, so when they came upon another homeless person, she decided to help. She walked over to him, and gave him directions to the welfare office. She then reached into John McCain’s pocket and got out $20. She kept $15 for her administrative fees, and gave the homeless man $5.

When they came upon yet another homeless person, Barack Obama told him to "have hope … change is coming …," and gave the man nothing.

Now do you understand the difference?

To loud boos, and personal disappointment for hardline supporters, Hillary Clinton finally announced she is suspending (ending) her presidential campaign, and finally said she is "endorsing Barack Obama," and is supporting Obama in his campaign for President of the United States of America.

Hillary blew her chance for an Obama-Clinton ticket when she refused to concede the democratic nomination to Obama, and tried to strong arm him into picking her. If Obama picked Hillary as a Vice President, it would really be like having two presidents, and that just wouldn’t work.

Hillary hasn’t really lost it all, she can now take Ted Kennedy’s position in the Senate as the new democratic icon.

Jimmy Carter, the worst President in American history, always has a way of making things worse. He spoke to a British publication, not American, saying Barack Obama should not pick Hillary Clinton as his Vice Presidential running mate, because it “would be the worst mistake that could be made.” Carter is an Obama supporter.

Carter went on to say:

“If you take that 50 percent who just don’t want to vote for Clinton, and add it to whatever element there might be who don’t think Obama is white enough or old enough or experienced enough, or because he’s got a middle name that sounds Arab, you could have the worst of both worlds.”

Carter’s remarks sound as though he admits both Clinton and Obama have weaknesses than at least half the democratic party rejects. Carter routinely focuses on the negative, which is how he almost ruined America during his term as President.

Carter also said he would oppose the same combination even if Hillary were at the top of the ticket. OUCH!

Hillary has caused a great deal of infighting in the democratic party, which appears to be causing even more division than before, which will only help John McCain to gain more support in his bid to become the next President of the United States of America. If Hillary can’t be President, no democrat can. Hillary is a bitter, and vindictive loser, which might also hurt her when she runs for the Senate again.

On a side note, I met Jimmy Carter in person once in Bismarck, North Dakota. He had a strong hand shake, but a loose grip on reality.

Whoopi Goldberg said today on The View that Hillary Clinton ’s speech last night sounded like it was all about her, and not the good of the democratic party, and it "pissed" Whoopi off. Whoopi makes a good point.