By Jawn Murray, BlackVoices.com "I just want to go on record saying that I declared back in May of last year that I was not going to use my show as a platform because I chose as a private citizen to speak out for the candidate of my choice and made a decision that none of the candidates would be coming on the show. That was in 2006 the last time he was here. The real thing is, there was this story that I had snubbed [

The week before I had been asked to interview Michelle Obama on the show after her speech, because everyone said, 'what a fabulous speech. You should have her on. I said no for the same reason that I am not using this show for any of th
e candidates. God knows she'd be a great interview. The deal is now since everyone knows where I stand, it's a no-win situation. That's why in general people on television don't tell you where they stand. Once you know where they stand, because once you know where they stand when you watch an interview you say, 'oh they're being unfair.'"
– Queen of Talk Oprah Winfrey publicly addressed the rumors that she has "snubbed"
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1. Oprah, YOU GO GIRL!!! That's yo' show and you do what you want when you want. I wish more blacks would support you. They don't know you until they watch. I love you for all you do and all that you are!
carr at 10:16PM on Sep 29th 2008