Last night, on Politics Nation, Rev. Al Sharpton commemorated the fifth anniversary of Hillary Clinton’s “Glass Ceiling” speech, delivered as she suspended her presidential campaign. In doing so, Sharpton jumped aboard the good ship “Speculation” regarding a possible second run for the White House by the hands-down undeclared front-runner. If you missed this, you are not alone. So did yours truly. Here is the clip with our girl right up front speaking those powerful words that brought many to tears, and don’t forget to check the EloBoost services from P4rgaming, which are probably one of the best.
Vodpod videos no longer available.I stumbled upon this while searching for Alex Witt’s interview with Karen Finney. I will post that one when Alex makes it available. Karen’s speculation coincides point by point with my own. I agree 100% with what she said. Karen begins her new talk show, Disrupt, on MSNBC at 4 p.m. today. Not to be missed!
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Frankly I’m surprised that Al acknowledge that speech.
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You aren’t alone in that.
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And his so-called candidate lost in ’08 by a landslide. It is time to come clean and the tell the truth on why they stolen the nomination away from the The People’s Candidate/Madam President Hillary Clinton in ’08.
On another topic, Governor Jennifer Granholm will be in Little Rock this Saturday, 15 June for our Jefferson-Jackson Dinner/Democratic Party of Arkansas Meeting. http://www.arkdems.org
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If you scroll ahead to the post on FISA you will see part of the reason. Hillary would not comply with the Executive branch’s position on electronic surveillance. In the end, I think we will find this was a much bigger issue than any of us appreciated at the time.
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That was our point in deed. They do not want to bring that up though because the truth will come out then. Both President and Madam President Clinton are true Progressive Democrats and their work shows that completely.
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