Reply #7: Unless you can cite a specific line or passage from one of her interviews or speeches, in which she

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suggested that every woman in America should vote for her, and that we might never see this opportunity to vote for a woman again for President....then I don't think you have any ground to stand on.

Of course she talks about her being a woman running for President, and how great it would be to see a woman elected president. I don't deny that, and I have no problem with it. Same way I would have no problem with Obama simply stating how great it would be to break down that barrier and have an African-American as President.

But I do have a problem when Tom Joyner suggest that every Black person supporting Sen. Clinton, should switch their allegience to Obama. And I have a problem with Obama saying Clinton's lead would be virtually non-existant if that happened, and that is is a "once in a lifetime" opportunity (as if to suggest he's the last, best hope of my community, and that we'll never get the chance to vote for a Black person as President again).