Obviously in today's times its acceptable to post poor white people on the news and make fun of them but if that were done opposite and a black supporter for Senator Obahma stated the only reason he was voting for him was because of his race it would have been interpreted as positive change. The reality of that clip is that more Americans than we want to believe share the same concerns reflected in that comedy clip. Its unfortuante but true. It's ok to make fun of the good people of West Virginia for voting for Senator Clinton but were any clips done of the black voters that voted for Senator Obahma in Mississippi just on the color of his skin or the leagues of Muslim Nations that celebrate across the world when Senator Obahma wins another State. The Democratic Party is now clearly split. We must ask ourselves who will the the strongest and what the media will make of the Presidential Elecation. The Black population is not the largest minority but rather the Latino Population. I hope we are not putting our eggs in the color basket. Why is it ok for Senator Obahma to decide which day he will cover his heart during the pledge or which day he will wear his American Flag or what will his next contract be that he signs putting another country above the United States. I will say that this election has made me search my soul on some of the same points that the people of West Virginia pointed out and get passed them and still ask " who would be the most qualified to represent us not only on a national but international level." Name me one great nation that was run by a person of color in the Modern World. Nelson Mandella himself turned his back on the critical threat of HIV in his country to even bury is brother as a result of it. Hot Topics I know but they must be addressed in a rational educated manner. We can talk about poor white people and even Christians but if we address the ignorate fears of some American's openly those are laughed away. These are serious times and we all should get serious about it. God Bless.