Democratic Presidential Nominee Barack Obama picked up another endorsement today, this time from Cuba's former Communist leader Fidel Castro.  Mr. Castro acknowledged that his endorsement might help Obama's opponents:

"I have no personal rancor toward Obama, but if I defended him I would do a huge favor for his adversaries."

Castro did throw in a token criticism of Obama for his support of the continued embargo, yet he could not contain his enthusiasm about the prospective President Obama:

"(Obama) without doubt is, from the social and human point, the most advanced candidate."

After having received the endorsements of several terrorist organizations and Communist leaders, Obama issued this statement to his supporters.

"Stop.  Stop.  Please, for the love of God stop the endorsements already.  It's not helping, all right.  Cut it out.  Geez."