To all of my 18 and older love muffins – please be prepared to vote in the upcoming election! If you’re not registered please click here or here! This election will be one of the most historical elections of all time and every vote counts!

While in Dayton, Ohio, Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain introduced the world to his running mate while praising her for “skill” and “tenacity” – Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. “She is exactly who this country needs to help us fight the same old Washington politics of me first and country second,” as John was quoted saying to supporters. This is what Sarah had to say.

“This is a matter when principles … matter more than the party line…It turns out the women of America aren’t finished yet and we can shatter that glass ceiling once and for all,” she said. MSNBC

This should be interesting. Thoughts?

Love muffins, yesterday Sen. Barack Obama became the first African American (bi-racial) man to become the presidential nominee of a major party. No one can deny that this is a historic event in United States history and if you are not aware where Sen. Hillary Clinton stands, she plans to vote for Obama.

As expected, Clinton formally released her delegates to vote for Obama. Amid shouts of “no,” by disappointed supporters, she said, “I am not telling you what to do. You’ve come here from so many different places having made this journey and feeling in your heart what is right for you to do.” News. Yahoo

Congratulations Sen. Barack Obama! Please comment and let me know what you think!

WENN

As you already know Sen. Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, announced his selection of Sen. Joe Biden as his running mate with a 3 a.m. text message and a statement on his official Web site. So instantly I wondered if that specific time out of all the various times in a 24-hour day was selected to announce his running mate had anything to do with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign ad featuring the “3 a.m. phone call”. Interesting….

Love muffins, Barack Obama has finally chosen his running mate – Delaware Sen. Joe Biden.

Biden, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, brings years of experience that could help counter GOP arguments that an Obama administration would be inexperienced on foreign policy. Biden abandoned his own White House run after a poor showing in Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses. He also ran for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination but dropped out after charges of plagiarism in a stump speech. CNN

In my opinion Sen. Hillary Clinton would have been the best choice to be Sen. Barack Obama’s vice president especially being that 18 million people voted for her, all of which he needs to win in November.

A Wall Street Journal/NBC poll published on Wednesday found that only 52 percent of people who voted for Clinton in the marathon Democratic primary duel had so far decided to vote for Obama in November. Twenty-one percent said they would vote for McCain, while 27 percent had not yet decided. One in three of the group said they found Obama “arrogant and cocky.”

John McCain hasn’t chosen anyone yet, but only time will tell since it is getting pretty close to election time. It’s going to be interesting to see how all this plays out. Thoughts?

WENN

• Hillary Clinton wins Indiana
• Barack Obama wins North Carolina
• John McCain wins Indiana and North Carolina

It was a close race in Indiana for Hillary and Barack but not in North Carolina. McCain stayed several thousand votes ahead of Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, and Mitt Romney (no preference in North Carolina).