Not a substantial diary here but I just wanted to give the none of the above voters in the poll by BarbinMD's poll a chance to vote.

I realize that this doesn't meet the standard for posting a "substantive" diary but I think the inherent message is just too good not to spread all around.

Today it's been reported that Hillary is open to being Obama's VP. Fortunately, it won't happen.

Update: This concession victory speech of hers tonight should just about assure that she's not on the ticket.

Bill Clinton says that seating Michigan and Florida delegates as half delegates is probably the only solution.

Update: It's 313AM Pacific Time and I'm still up from last night so I'm going to bed for now. I hope that anyone who can donate will - no matter how small the amount. Every bit helps!

Thanks everyone :)

Today is my birthday.

I'm now 45 years old. Frankly I've gotten past the point of looking forward to birthdays. On the other hand, continuing to have birthdays certainly beats the alternative ;)

In any event, I'm not interested in receiving any presents or what have you.

What I really want for my birthday today is the good feeling gained from doing something that will make a positive difference in people's lives and (hopefully) inspiring others to join in and do the same.

2nd Update: Please visit the newer version of this diary and rec it up!

My birthday is Monday.

What I'd like for my birthday is just the good feeling of helping to make a difference by doing something good and hopefully inspiring others to do the same.

At first, Hillary Clinton pretty much kept out of it. However, with her lies about Bosnia, SCHIP, and NAFTA making the news, she decided that it was a good idea to try and reenergize the Reverend Wright controversy.

Earlier today, someone on this site accused Barack Obama of trying to buy the votes of superdelegates.

He called this bribery.

WTF you say? Blasphemy you say? Well I implore you to please keep an open mind.

OK. There are other polls asking who won the debate, but did any of the candidates win over anyone?

Senior Clark County District Court Judge Charles Thompson has ruled that Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich must be allowed to participate in tomorrows debate in Nevada.

It's the morning of the New Hampshire primary and it appears that Barack Obama will be the clear winner. The time is fast approaching for me to make up my mind about who I'll support in the upcoming Nevada caucuses.

When Wendell Willkie ran as a Republican against FDR, he went out of his way to say that he was a Liberal and that he supported Liberal causes.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon fears confrontation in Lebanon if feuding political factions are unable to reach agreement on a consensus presidential candidate by tomorrow.

Which Presidential candidate is best prepared to deal with the pressure of being President?

As someone who has been struggling to choose between Dennis Kucinich and John Edwards, I'd like to know who Kucinich supporters would back if Kucinich were to drop out of the race.