Hundreds of former Obama supporters are now urging Elizabeth Warren to once again deny Hillary Clinton the Democratic nomination.

Courtesy of CNN:  

More than 300 former Obama campaign staffers signed an open letter Friday morning urging Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren to run for president in 2016. 

The letter draws parallels between Obama's come-from-behind insurgent candidacy and Warren, who would enter the race an underdog against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton if the latter runs, as expected. 

Clinton is seen as the likely Democratic nominee if she jumps in the race, and leads every survey of the potential Democratic field by double digits. But the same was true during her first run for president, in 2008, when a then little-known senator from Illinois jumped in and upended what many expected to be a coronation for the former first lady. 

"We believed in an unlikely candidate who no one thought had a chance," the letter opens. 

"We know that the improbable is far from impossible," it goes on.

Once again I am conflicted.

Like many others I have some reservations concerning Hillary. Though I still see her as the Democratic party's best hope in 2016.

That being said the speech that Warren delivered on the Senate floor Friday spoke to me in a way that I have not felt since Obama's amazing speeches during his campaign and in the early days of his presidency.

If there were no Hillary, I have no doubt that I would be pushing with all my might to encourage Warren to run.

However I also believe that Warren will be a powerful voice in the Senate and that in those chambers she can electrify the Democrats like few others can these days.

Of course if Hillary taps Warren as her running mate then for me that would be the best of all possible options.

Anybody care to disagree?

Gays and Lesbians Become Subordinate Obama

Gays and Lesbians

150 Gay Men-dyke So Obama - Barack Obama hit records administration staff at gay or lesbian. It is estimated that more than 150 staff of the President of the United States is a fan of same-sex. 

A gay organization, Gay and Lesbian institutions Project Appointment by the President, estimates that more than 150 gays and lesbians have been appointed by Obama, and 124 of whom are senior government officials. They were employed as agents of the chairman and members of the commission until the official policy makers and senior staff. This figure exceeds President Bill Clinton that employs as many as 140 gay and lesbian. "

From the news we receive from the government, they want this to be a part of diversity efforts," said Denis Dison, a spokesman for the institute, Tuesday, October 26, 2010.

Appointment of gays and lesbians in government to help reduce the frustration of gay activists who say that Obama is not responsive enough to overcome the problem of discrimination gays and lesbians. Among the most highlighted is the policy of "do not ask, do not tell" that prohibits gay for a career in the military. 

Official U.S. to Allow Gay Soldiers

Gay Soldiers

WASHINGTON - The United States military (U.S.) officially opened for another. Yesterday (22/12), President Barack Obama signed the bill (bill) which contains a lift restrictions on gays and lesbians in the military. With the inclusion of 49-year leader's signature, the official bill becomes law.

The first time gays and lesbians can devote ourselves to the states Uncle Sam's military, particularly Army (AD), with the open. Yesterday a number of gay activists and Democrats witnessed the signing of the historic. White House deliberately rented a large hall in the Office of the Ministry of the Interior.

"The day has arrived!" exclaimed Mike Almy, as quoted by the Associated Press. Men rank of major Air Force (AU) was fired four years ago after the discovery of orientation differences. He welcomed the ratification of the Act which marks the end of the DADT policy, alias Don 't Ask, Don' t Tell (do not ask, do not say) that. Now he and his men could re-join the military. This time without having to hide their identity.