It is Over

Today the Democratic Primary Season comes to an end. The "Inevitable Candidate" has lost.

Try as she might to paint herself as an underdog who fought through the negitive attacks, and constantly being counted out by the Main Stream Media, Senator Hillary Clinton Was Supposed to Win This Thing. Easily.

She is one half of the most powerful Democratic Couple since Franklin and Elanore Roosevelt.

She began the campaign with a store of Super Delegates already in her pocket.

She had a well oiled political machine ready to propel her to the station she saw as her's.

Then Obama won Iowa, and it all changed.

She cried in New Hampshire, had a "human moment" what ever that means, "found her voice" what ever that means, and won there.

Then came Super Tuesday, and Obama won primary after primary. Never sinking to the lowest common denominator, as he could have easily done.

There was the sniper fire issue

The fact that the Clintons turned to none other than the Reverend Jerimiah Wright during their marital troubles in the 90's

The gas tax holiday joke

At any point he could have sunk to her level. He did not.

While she was making veiled references to Louis Farrakahn, and questioning his religion (he was a Christian, as far as she knew), Obama was making the most important speech that this country has heard on race is 40 years.

Please tune in tonight, Obama is going to make the speech of his life.

I got on the bus in 2004. I watched the Philadelphia address, my daughter will be watching with me tonight.

FIRED UP! READY TO GO!

YES WE CAN