SNL Parody of Hillary Clinton: Funny? Not so much.
This Saturday Night Live parody of Senator Hillary Clinton would be funny if it wasn't true. What is intended as a joke is exactly how many people perceive her.
One key theory floating around and mentioned in the video is that African-American voters will support Hillary Clinton even if Barack Obama is not the Democratic presidential nominee. Don't be fooled. No matter the talk of Party unity, if Obama is not the nominee, there will be a backlash from African-American voters that even Barack Obama will not be able to prevent. That backlash will be the subject of international media coverage throughout the United States general election and beyond.
That's not a threat; it's a reality that has been ignored by the mainstream media, the Clinton camp and the DNC. The Clintons continue to inject racism and mean-spiritedness to the point that African-American voters will be bitter and that will not be a misnomer.

























Not meaning to offend anyone but I hope to hades that ironpantsuit is about to drop out. Sooner would be better, but I hope it's not any later than june.
This country so needs to get beyond the bush-clinton munchkinistaholes.
Posted by: sauerkraut | Monday, May 12, 2008 at 10:58 PM
I feel it deep in my bones: There's going to be a lot more than backlash by the black community but a revolution by Americans of all color, white, black or brown. This country is collapsing economically, morally, and spiritually, and no one will be able to stop it, Democrat or Republican. I predict not just disintegration of our current core governmental structure, which has been so manipulated and twisted by administrations dating back to Wilson out of greed, but great loss of life, especially in our most vulnerable demographics: Children and senior citizens.
It's coming, and fast. I can almost smell it.
Posted by: Angie | Tuesday, May 13, 2008 at 06:51 PM
Hillary Rodman Clinton is having a classic melt-down right now. I got a clue when former president Bill Clinton asked the church in North Carolina to pray for his wife. I think he was reaching out for help. It may have been politrick(s) but I think it will back-fire.
Who will this woman listen to is the question on the table? Who is giving her sage advice? How destructive is she and will the DNC let her personally destroy the party and the chances of getting a democratic president in the White House? r
Posted by: r | Thursday, May 15, 2008 at 09:58 AM