The biggest prize of the war of terrorism is finally gone.  No not Osama Bin Laden, but Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfield.  Donald Rumsfield, who was probably hated more than any terrorist on this earth, has finally resigned from his position that he twice held during tumultuous times in our country.  After the Democrats regained control of the Congress the first thing they were after was his head (literally) and the jihadists who we fight would have been more than happy to do the beheading for them and delivered it Herodias Pelosi.  The other day after I watched the President announced Donald Rumsfield resignation; I was waiting to hear the celebratory gun fire in the streets like the Iraqis had done when Saddam was capture. However it dawned on me that liberals don’t like guns so a celebration in Oz like fashion would suffice less the fireworks.  Ding Dong Rummy is dead lalalalalala.

With a disappointing showing in this past election where black GOP hopefuls were trounce by weak democrat opponents, the GOP is thinking about the future. According to an article I have read on the Forbes web site.  

"Florida Sen. Mel Martinez, a prominent Hispanic who previously served in President Bush's Cabinet, will assume the high-profile post of Republican National Committee general chairman, GOP officials said Monday." (Link)

Couple with the pending legislation which will grant amnesty to allot of immigrants.  A new voter block will emerge and Mel Martinez is just the point man to court them. 

Blacks once again snubbed the GOP.  It was clearly evident in Maryland.  Surely there were some gains made but it wasn't enough to sway an outcome.  Did the GOP try hard enough to go after the Black vote?  As much as the Democrats have snub the Black vote, they too have a interest in the Hispanic block.  

My prediction is Democrats will continue to snub the Black vote and The GOP will just plainly give up on us.  The Democrats has the Clinton and Obama card and they will continue to use it once they feel that we start complaining. 

My last question, where are the prominent black leaders in the Democratic party for speaker of the house or Majority Leader?  hmmmmm.