I have had a great time today watching twitter.  It seems that when it comes to voting, everyone thinks about Clay Aiken.  The following are just a few of the tweets that I saw today:

* Watching the Presidential Race on television, thinking this is more stressful than when Ruben Studdard was squaring off with ClayAiken.

* Honestly how can America be expected to come to the right decision if they voted for Ruben Studdard instead of Clay Aiken, I mean really

* The first time I ever voted, I voted for Clay Aiken. That’s one vote I know I’ll never regret

* Is it too late to put Clay Aiken on the ballot..?

* #ClayAiken for prez.

There are hundreds of these kinds of tweets.  Clay was busy on twitter too.  He posted:

Hey @ArsenioOFFICIAL & @RubenStuddard For the first time in a long time I’m THRILLED that the black dude beat the white dude!!#4MOREYEARS

Congratulations to all of the USA !  We had another fair election. How lucky we are to be able to vote and decide on our leaders!

On Tuesday, The National Inclusion Project posted a wonderful re-cap of the 2012 Champions Gala.  It is so much fun to read the re-cap and live the events again.  My favorite paragraph in the article is:

The live auction was a great success. Two dinners with Clay went for $22,000 each and a special experience with Clay at Arsenio’s new upcoming talk show went for another $17,000.   The highlight however was the “Send a Kid to Camp” Auction.   To send a single kid to camp costs $250.   Starting with 20 and going down to 1; those in the Theater generously raised their bid number to send their chosen number of kids to camp. Overall, the auction raised over $140,000 to make sure no child sits on the sidelines!

Be sure and visit the National Inclusion Project website.  The re-cap is a must-read!   INCLUSION

I thought I would take a moment and post some presidential pictures of Clay.

Clay is a distinguished man!!

Now…anyone have any cures for the flu?  The Musicfan family is all fighting it!