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Be interesting to see how the Dems play this. If they go with his opponent, they'll appear 'racist'. If they go with Alvin, you'll know it's all about race.

As Alvin doesn't appear to be a member of the "Club", they'll be holding a tiger-by-the-tail if they aren't careful. What matters is: what he thinks about Obama.

Since the relationship between blacks and democrats is bound to blow-up some day anyway (when they finally take a look around and do an assessment), this guy's perspective could be what Obama and his phonies fear the most- the real black man keeping it real without a teleprompter.

Did America elect the First Black President? Answer: NO He's half white(y). Which would be fine, if he weren't such an inexperienced, narcissistic, a-hole.

I have a black friend (who was also a veteran) who can recite the Declaration of Independence- word for word. Somewhere, he learned to be proud to be an American. I suspect it was from his mom, really(it's an emotional thing, it is). But Obama's mother was white, and somewhere, he learned to be un-proud of America (as did his wife until the primary ended).

I miss black oratory like MLK Jr.'s, where we were treated to the power of reason and the wisdom of God without allowing excuses for our unrightiousness. Right is right, wrond is wrong, and from time to time, we need to hear it- like a lecture from a father- we need to be constantly reminded that "we aren't all that".

You'll not hear such from a secularist, but you will from one bathed in the spirit and that would include many a black person. Unless they've been bathed in Rap, in which case all is lost, especially amongst hos, women, and girls in general.

Yeah, time's right for a daddy smackdown and this political class is first in line for a spanking. If Alvin wants to shake things up, more power to him. If he goes 'establishment', so be it. I vote for shaking things up.