Sarah Palin just ended her speech accepting John McCain's place on his presidential ticket. It was, in a word, empty. The Governor came off as more of a backer than a running mate.

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New York-based Hillary Clinton supporter Harriet Christian definitely agrees with Geraldine Ferraro's reverse racism argument.

Geraldine Ferraro's a slow learner.

The failed vice-presidential candidate stepped down from Hillary Clinton's campaign in March after alleging that rival Barack Obama had a leg-up because of the color of his skin.

Well, now that the race is winding down, Ferraro has now blasted fellow Democrats for their sexism and - wait for it - reverse racism! And, as she did before, Ferraro feeds on "affirmative action fears" - black power threatens white dominance.

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Barack Obama's a quick learner.

The Senator from Illinois - who many say isn't experienced enough for the White House - beat political veteran Hillary Clinton at her own game.

As we mentioned last week, the Clintons are absolute experts at using the media for their campaign gain. Rather than tossing Geraldine Ferraro immediately, Senator Clinton allowed the scandal to unfold, thus insuring that all eyes, however angry, would be on her.

But that all changed last Friday…

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