As the line of young empowered, articulate black people come out to speak bout Rev. Jacksons comments regarding Barack Obama's nuts one question remains unasked.
Is the Rev. really that stupid? This is a man who hand a serious hand in shaping this nation. A man who's been called many things, some good some bad, but never stupid.
With 40 years in the spotlight, and that annoying little red light on that giant video camera infront of him, not to mention the mic, did the Rev. really blow it this bad?
This Obama machine is the slickest thing we've ever seen, and the Rev. is no fool. He either meant what he said with a passion and count in it if he did he's not alone in these feelings, or this was staged.
Would Jesse Jackson really take this big of a hit for the team?
The message of hope is get Obama so far, it needs something to follow that up, the changing of the guard sounds like the new mantra.
Is the Rev. really that stupid? This is a man who hand a serious hand in shaping this nation. A man who's been called many things, some good some bad, but never stupid.
With 40 years in the spotlight, and that annoying little red light on that giant video camera infront of him, not to mention the mic, did the Rev. really blow it this bad?
This Obama machine is the slickest thing we've ever seen, and the Rev. is no fool. He either meant what he said with a passion and count in it if he did he's not alone in these feelings, or this was staged.
Would Jesse Jackson really take this big of a hit for the team?
The message of hope is get Obama so far, it needs something to follow that up, the changing of the guard sounds like the new mantra.
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