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Just tied together some ends after watching Beck this evening. Wonder why the media keeps having these ghoulish assassination fantasies? Is something being set up?

The Rev. Al Sharpton and his wife, Kathy Jordan Sharpton, have announced their separation after 23 years of marriage. Click Here for more WPVI.com Entertainment News The Sharptons said in a statement Friday that they "will remain on the best of terms." The pair "have extremely active careers and their separation allows them to continue pursuing their work interests," the statement said. "They will continue to work together in their civil rights work and in their other business ventures, including those in the entertainment industry." "Together they have successfully raised two daughters, one of whom started college this year, and...

Click here to VOTE NOW !!! Day 3, 04:34 PM ET (Results are delayed 15 minutes) Total Votes: 6,434 percent votes Former Senator Carol Moseley Braun (D-Illinois) (206) (3%) Former Governor Howard Dean (D-Vermont) (1,623) (25%) Senator John Edwards (D-North Carolina) (115) (2%) Congressman Dick Gephardt (Democrat-Missouri) (154) (2%) Senator Bob Graham (D-Florida) (105) (2%) Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) (274) (4%) Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) (277) (4%) Senator Joe Lieberman (D-Connecticut) (511) (8%) Civil Rights Activist Al Sharpton(D-New York) (1,454) (23%) Other (Democrat) (1,045) (16%) Undecided (Democrat) (671) (10%)

Click here to VOTE for AL !!! Which 2004 Democratic Presidential Candidate Will You Vote For In The Democratic Primary? Former Senator Carol Moseley Braun (D-Illinois) (114) (3%) Former Governor Howard Dean (D-Vermont) (1,017) (26%) Senator John Edwards (D-North Carolina) (66) (2%) Congressman Dick Gephardt (Democrat-Missouri) (80) (2%) Senator Bob Graham (D-Florida) (60) (2%) Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) (140) (4%) Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) (146) (4%) Senator Joe Lieberman (D-Connecticut) (280) (7%) Civil Rights Activist Al Sharpton(D-New York) (772) (20%) Other (Democrat) (839) (22%) Undecided (Democrat) (379) (10%

Sharpton for President’. That’s what the banners across Black America and beyond will be saying as the flamboyant and charismatic Rev Al Sharpton signals his intention to run for President of the United States. Sharpton is under no illusion of the enormous task ahead, but like other Black activists that have gone before him such as Ron Brown and Rev Jesse Jackson he knows that his presence in the presidential race will at the very least raise the profile of the Black vote and the issues of Black people. I met up with Rev Sharpton almost a year ago in...