Good points. And Obama's Senate seat will need a replacement for two years, when it'll be up for election again. Could there be a chance that Jesse's son might try to fill that slot? the endorsement of the former Senator turned Prez could be a big help...
-------------- Original message -------------- From: "sincere1906" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> It was great to see. I think Jesse tends to put his foot in his mouth on more than one occassion, and is too addicted the limelight, but I think overall people tend to malign him unfairly--throwing out the baby with the bathwater. I think that shot was worth a million, as the man who once stood over the body of a slain MLK could now look at this historic event. His issues with Obama, I've always thought, had to do with the fact that Jesse is an activist and Obama is a politician. But, all odd "nut cuttin" comments aside, the two have a long-if-not-always- close relationship (his daughter is one of Obama's children's godmother), so there are certainly paternal allusions to be made. Can't front on dem tears. Sin --- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, "Tracey de Morsella" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Did anyone see Jesse Jackson crying right before the speech. He looked like > a proud father. It was a long way from "I want to crush his ball" > > > > I loved it >
