Don't you just hate it when things don't go according to well-thought out plans? Like the plan that Hillary should easily be the Democrat's candidate by now? Desperate times require desperate measures--thus, out come race and religion. Two polarizing emotions that don't need substantive issues, just good old fashioned hate and bias. Of course the media are ignoring it. Given the amount of energy they're expending on free passes for McCain, they don't have to squander extra energy doing what the Clintons are willing to do for them.

The litany of relevant events is capped by the fact that Jeremiah Wright counseled President Bill Clinton along with Hillary at a prayer breakfast following the Lewinsky affair. The opinion piece shows a somewhat convincing pattern. The thirst for power corrupts?

A strongly worded opinion piece that, nevertheless, rates high on the accuracy scale. While the author's minority "bitterness" is obvious, he backs up his contention with enough facts to substantiate his arguments.

A fiery pro-Obama opinion piece that says Hillary Clinton will stop at nothing to be elected--including lying and racism.

A short story which demonstrates Clinton's hypocricy in her unceasing hammering at Obama's connections to Rev. Jeremiah White. This is truly a racial issue because she is attempting to raise racial innuendo against Obama based on guilt-by-association.

It is so easy to overlook a certain quality of American behavior. It would not matter so much what Hillary or her advisers say it it were only hypocrisy, but the unfortunate reality is that we are a racist people. We twist and we turn and we deny and we spin, but the slightest thing can be blown out of proportion to continue a racist policy or a certain religious perspective or whatever thing may be at hand. The sad thing is that when these things are seized upon and shouted out, it works.

Mainstream media has been too afraid to take the racist tactics of the Clintons head on. I'm not the first to scream racism, and it is overdone, but one has to really be unable to look reality in the face not to see what is happening.

This opinion piece has little journalistic merit. The author does not present the information in a balanced way, and did not adequately research the facts. The author does not recognize that Obama's problem is his total lack of executive experience and absence of any Senate accomplishments, so that the only way voters have to judge him is by whom he associates with. The author even attempts to make the presence of Rev Wright at one prayer breakfast at the White House equivalent to spending 20 years in his church, when many of his most hate-filled messages came after the White House visit.

Yes . It is relevant and contextual in the light of the Clinton campaign trying to trawl up the issue of racial divisiveness that is implicit in the electorate. The general modus operandum seems to be to point to some past associates of Senator Obama and to make insinuations. The article , by recalling how Bill Clinton himself had been endorsed in his troubled time by one such prominent associate , gives a factual lie to Hillary Clinton's campaign issue.