So Carter
tells the Telegraph:
His mother, whom he adored, would "be delighted I think at the
prospect of a black man being elected president". In an aside that
will give scant comfort to Mrs Clinton, he added: "And she would be
pleased - I wouldn't say delighted - at the prospect of a woman
being president."
Hey, what's Miss Lillian got against the ladies? I mean, I'm delighted she'd be pleased, but what gives gender traitor? In other news, no word on whether she would be "delighted" or simply "pleased" at the prospect of her son carrying water for Hamas leader Khalid Mashal. Then again, one channeling session per interview is probably enough.
And so Carter continues to tell anyone who will listen that everyone--his family, town, those dearly departed in the Great Beyond--around him has endorsed Barack Obama, but asks us to believe he himself is 100 percent neutral. Lord, be a man already and come out with it.
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