Most people that have run campaign's have come to a conclusion to go on or quit. In most times, smart policticians know when to quit. Every time there has been a very good race and it went the distance, there has never been a candidate that over stayed their welcome. Most moved on to unite the party and get ready for the big game. Time to get everybody together, get the stragedy together and come up with a smart platform. Fast forward to a history making time in our lives where you have a African American Senator and a female Senator that has a ex president husband, and they are leading the country in a new direction. First one needs a wide platform that you can add to as you go along in the race. Obama had "Change", Hillary had "Universal Health Care". When she noticed Obama getting rave reviews and a fresh positive charge of "Hope", she changed her platform to "change". Now she had a double digit lead until her Husband and her decided to bring out a certain card. Then try and say Obama used this said card. There you have it, the end result. It's plain as sight that the younger voters want change and don't agree with the "good ole boy" network. People are people, and they see people as just that. So now the shaking starts with the right wingers. Those right winger, neoconservative people were prepared to hit Hillary with every scandal and a used cigar of her husband. A funny thing happened along the way to the primary the last month. They now have to dig up anything to use on Obama, and there isn't much. Wait, there's his lapel pin, his pastor and his name! Good luck! If you are a smart politician, you know what you're suppose to do when the time comes to exit. You know you have to bring everybody in to do the right thing to support your opponent. Not this year, not when the country wants and feels change coming. I have never seen a politician that is losing or have lost drop hints and questions about a  "Vice Presidency". Tell the winner what you'll except as a parting gift! Then drop the hint that'll you split the party and run independently! What a gracious woman. There will be a new term used from now on,when the time comes you either bow out gracefully or do a "Hillary". 

Ahhh, the anticipation of that sweet sugar cookie entering my mouth....
           Uh ohh, there's that familiar rant coming from yet someone new. "you know that too much sugar is bad for you"! Well, I retort, it beats cancer.  "who said anything about cancer, I'm talking about all that sugar, did you use sugar free products"? Well, no. I said I don't want cancer. You see, most "sugar free" products contain a substance known as "Aspartame". That is a agent known to cause cancer due to it's property change that occurs once inside your body. When your body heats up, the aspartame mixes with your bodies chemicals producing "Formaldehyde". " is that true"?  she responds. Yes i say look it up yourself. There are 92 reported ailments that have been verified and most lead to death. Robert Shapiro's NutraSweet® has caused many to meet their demise. One wonders how Donald Rumsfeld was able to get it approved? Simple, by removing the man heading the fda that opposed it. Aspartame accounted for more than 75% of all adverse reactions reported to the FDA's Adverse Reaction Monitoring System (ARMS).  So I'd rather battle rotten teeth and diabetes than cancer. Here's a list of reactions you may have had and didn't know:
Abdominal Pain
Anxiety attacks
arthritis
asthma
Asthmatic Reactions
Bloating, Edema (Fluid Retention)
Blood Sugar Control Problems (Hypoglycemia or Hyperglycemia)
Brain Cancer (Pre-approval studies in animals)
Breathing difficulties
burning eyes or throat
Burning Urination
can't think straight
Chest Pains
chronic cough
Chronic Fatigue
Confusion
Death
Depression
Diarrhea
Dizziness
Excessive Thirst or Hunger
fatigue
feel unreal
flushing of face
Hair Loss (Baldness) or Thinning of Hair
Headaches/Migraines dizziness
Hearing Loss
Heart palpitations
Hives (Urticaria)
Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
Impotency and Sexual Problems
inability to concentrate
Infection Susceptibility
Insomnia
Irritability
Itching
Joint Pains
laryngitis
"like thinking in a fog"
Marked Personality Changes
Memory loss
Menstrual Problems or Changes
Migraines and Severe Headaches (Trigger or Cause From Chronic Intake)
Muscle spasms
Nausea or Vomiting
Numbness or Tingling of Extremities
Other Allergic-Like Reactions
Panic Attacks
Phobias
poor memory
Rapid Heart Beat
Rashes
Seizures and Convulsions
Slurring of Speech
Swallowing Pain
Tachycardia
Tremors
Tinnitus
Vertigo
Vision Loss
Weight gain

Aspartame Disease Mimics Symptoms or Worsens the Following Diseases

Fibromyalgia
Arthritis
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Parkinson's Disease
Lupus
Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS)
Diabetes and Diabetic Complications
Epilepsy
Alzheimer's Disease
Birth Defects
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Lymphoma
Lyme Disease
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
Panic Disorder
Depression and other Psychological Disorders

I prefer not to rant or rave but this needs our immediate attention. My wife was recently invovled in a accident. I took her to a neighborhood hospital that takes quite a few traumas and is great with repairing people that has had their flesh tourn by all types of weapons and accidents. I can grade them by giving them a B for what they have done for the people of my community. The only thing is, if you're not brought in by ambulance, kiss that rating good-bye!
My wife was nearly dragged by a #52 bus on her way home from work one day, so I escorted her to the hospital. I helped her get registered and the wait ensued. I arrived there at 5:15 pm then came 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,1,2 then 3 am came. The seats were filled and the people were standing around waiting to be called. I should have known by another patients complaint that she has been there for 5 hours. It should have been a precursor of things to come. As I sat I thought "maybe I should go home and get her a pillow to make her more comfortable". When I got back of course, no one was called. I then noticed the seats were filled with some that were practically homeless and the seats covered with trash, bodily fluids etc. I then grabbed my wifes wheel chair as she squirmed and whinced with tears at her throbing swollen anke and wrist with her skinned up knees and move her closer to the door that the nurse comes to call the next patient into. The tv was blaring the history channel, but you could barely make clarity of the images due to the connection and it was very loud. I thought I could get some shut eye. Well, my lower extremities were going numb, people were starting to curse the hospital, the sounds of the metal detectors rang on and on and the stinch of the sickness drove me to near dizziness. I still waited. I needed a better chair so I noticed 5 empty chairs in front of registration. I asked the receptionist if I could use one for a little while because I am sure that they will be calling her to the back soon. He said "no, there are chairs still available so stay where you are". I then said, "sir, I am hurting, I've been up nearly 24 hours and waiting in this emergeny room for 11 hours". He said "you better not touch that chair"! I sat in it anyway. He jumps up and says " watch what I do if you don't get up". I sat. He then came around the window and stated that he will move me himself and "check" me. I in disbelief said "Check me"? He balled up his fist and I stood up and moved my wife away and I said "are you going to check me"? Not like I wasn't checked at the metal detector, I am assuming he meant yank me, pull me up from the chair or possibly hit me. He then saw that I wasn't affraid and called security over. I requested a supervisor of security and explained my delima but to no avail, they made me get up. Geuss what? Everywhere I went I was told I couldn't be. I was then threatened to be ARRESTED for "requesting a comfortable chair"! In disbelief my wife said " there were people sitting in them before you came on shift", and the security officer said " I'm not talking to you". Now my buttons were being pushed at a very bad time, yet I maintained my decorum and kept moving till they didn't say where I couldn't be, but I wasn't going to be told I couldn't stand. While they chuckled and smirked, I thought about how easy it is to disarm a citizen, make them wait a very long time for treatment then threaten you with jail time if you don't stay in place, don't move and shut up. Is this HOSPITABLE? Is this HOSPITALITY? I think not. Maybe had I not been in such control and had nothing esle to care about, my mother waiting to be seen and another male exhibiting such bravado, I would be on the news for punching through two people as I was trained to do. Some people surely should maintain a professional demeanor at all times and have compassion because you never know whom you may be telling you're going to "check". My wife was then called into the back, she then had to wait another couple of hours before being discharged as I went to my car to get some shut eye, also where I felt my car offered more HOSPITALITY! This to can happen to you at the University of you know who!