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KingCast salutes Barack Obama and a coupla' white guys -- Robert Taylor and Jeffery Jesseman for Black History Month.

By Christopher King

This is the Barack Obama post (and yesterday's NPR story on his candidacy), but black history isn't just black history, it's our history, as I told NH AG Kelly Ayotte in this post. And to the extent that this black man is involved with these white men who stand for something good for the benefit of society, that's what it's all about.

On a related note, dig the Franconia Court Hearings on audio, video soon to follow, and then a movie to follow that.

Robert Taylor was a man who overcame the demons of drug addiction to become a valuable and trusted member of Gloucester, Mass society before he perished in the Lorraine, an uninspected building at 80 Middle Street. Read today's Richard Gaines Gloucester Times coverage of Taylor's Law proposal.

Jeffery Jesseman, pictured at the KingCast v. Ayotte/Franconia RSA 91-A/FOIA hearing next to Sugar Hill Officer Phillip Blanchard and me, is a man who longs for transparent and responsive government, as noted by the distinguished Senator from Illinois. You've listened and read about Barack, now read about the local level -- Mr. Jesseman's soon-to-be successful campaign to win a seat as Franconia selectman in the comments and here at Scribd.com.

Namaste.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on February 01, 2008 (boomark / email).