Tavis, Obama and me at Howard University

Well ... it's not quite that way.

I just got word from Robert Cox of The Media Bloggers Association that I have been credentialed, along with another 21 bloggers, to cover the Democratic Presidential Debate at this Thursday night at Howard University.

It's this Thursday at 9:30pm with Sexy Beast
Tavis Smiley
as the moderator. PBS is the sponsor of the event.

I'll have later today the final list of bloggers attending.

I just have to say that my head is going to explode just thinking of Tavis, Obama and me inside that bastion of American negritude.

YEARGGGGH bbs!


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