I have expended way too much energy into the Obama vs HRC debate when the reality is that Obama is the Democratic nominee.  I will no longer enable HRC's quixotic bid for the White House.

In short, HRC no longer matters in American politics.  Thank God!

Hence, I will focus my future energies on defeat John Bush-MCain in November.  This mean I will continue to attack HRC's efforts to get John Bush-McCain elected in HER hope that she can run again in 2012.  Frankly, I am tired of HRC and McCain battling over the re-writing of the history of the 1960s and 1970s.  I want and need a candidate who is living in 2008.

Progressives need to understand that HRC is about making John Bush-McCain the next president.  It is her only hope.  I will do everything in my powers to prevent John Bush-McCain from being the next president including destroying HRC in the process.

There is a silver-lining to HRC's defeat in 2008.  First,  it frees the Democratic Party from the suffocating control of angry, old white women who don't and didn't have the gonads to reach for greatness.  Second, it frees the Party from its 40-year Vietnam psychopathy.  Third, it finally frees the country of Herbert Hoover.  Fourth, it frees the country from the Goldwater curse... recall, HRC is and was a Goldwater Girl.

Yes, Cindy McCain is a trophy wife.  But, you have to respect her willingness to stand up for her PTSD-afflicted  husband.  It is not easy living with a psychiatrically damaged person.

We all recognize and honor John McCain's Navy service and the years he spent as a POW in Vietnam.  Lesser persons, including myself, would have not survived the experience of such torture.

What has not been discussed is McCain and PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder).  The psychological literture makes it  clear, McCain did and does suffer from PTSD.  PTSD certainly puts his emotional explosiveness in context.  One does not get over PTSD; it isn't like the common cold.  Rather, at best, one learns to live with PTSD.

So the following questions present themselves:  (1) Has McCain received the necessary therapy to bring his PTSD under control?  (2) What impact will McCain's PTSD have on his ability to make considered, objective decisions as Commander in Chief? (3) Can McCain handle the stresses of the presidency in view of his PTSD and his age?

It is revealing that McCain has yet to release his medical records. Is it possible he is not releasing these records because they demonstrate his unfitness for service?  Probably.

Today's media trumpets the announcement of the death of Charlton Heston.  While some give passing notice to his support of the radical right wing, none in the MSM accurately indict him for the uncountable deaths his so-called "convictions" have caused.  For more than forty years, Heston supported the NRA gun nuts and the GOP warmongers.  Certainly, his work as an actor is worthy of note.  However, the legacy of his involvement in things political leaves a legacy of death and destruction on the battlefields of Iraq and in America's cities.  The best I can say, at least his hands are now cold and dead.