STOP THE VIOLENCE!!

The Democratic Party Chair Howard Dean has recently warned both Obama and Clinton to come together in unity rather than become adversaries of one another. In an interview with ABC’s Diane Sawyer, Dean said, "One of these two candidates needs to win. We're not going to win unless we divide ourselves and that, we cannot do."

Throughout the Democratic race, arguments between Sen. Barrack Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton have grown heated. Instead of focusing on what position either Democrat takes on the health care, housing, the economy and other major issues in the United States, the 2008 Presidential has become a Political Jerry Springer Show. There is far too much focus on what Hillary Clinton’s husband Bill does or what her daughter says. It’s wrong to look at Mrs. Clinton in a negative way for what Bill Clinton did with Monica Lewinsky or whom her daughter believes will make a better President. It’s ridiculous! Obama has also received negative attention. After all of his hard work to gain the trust of many Americans, in his pursuit to become the first African American President of the U.S., many are ready to forget the good that he has done because the Priest of his church says that he hates America. Yes, it can be seen why it is relevant, but he is not his priest and just because his Priest may believe the US is bad, it does not mean that Obama does, too. Reverend Wright has chosen the religious path, while Obama has chosen his own path, to lead the U.S. and make positive changes along the way.

With all of the negative attention from the private lives of the candidates and the unnecessary disputes between candidates of both parties, which take away from important issues, there is only one question that remains . . .

WHY CAN’T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG?

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