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For people that are bored with the power struggle between the charismatic black man and the woman who’ll pursue her ambition to the ends of our patience, some relief is circulating the ‘net today:

– Why choose if you can combine? (via MarketingProfs)
Obama, Clinton fight it out jedi-style

And in other (actual) news…

– Obama and McCain have begun seeking VPs. (Well, that’s what the story suggests. Obama, for the record, said, “I am not commenting on vice presidential matters, because I have not won this nomination.”)

– McCain cuts ties with the Hitler pastor.

– Clinton beats McCain … at a vodka competition. Four years ago.

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