Everyone's buzzing about Al Sharpton's comments to the Associated Press suggesting he may run for President again, but there's actually some far more interesting news buried in the interview: Sharpton questioned the staying power of fellow African American Barack Obama as a Presidential candidate. What's more, Sharpton added that Obama wasn't the candidate who most impressed him right now.

Asked by the Associated Press about Obama, Sharpton replied as follows:

"Right now we're hearing a lot of media razzle dazzle," Sharpton said. "I'm not hearing a lot of meat, or a lot of content. I think when the meat hits the fire, we'll find out if it's just fat or if there's some real meat there."

Sharpton said the candidate who impressed him most so far was former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards, who has made poverty the central issue of his campaign.

As for whether he'll run for President, Sharpton said: "I don't hear any reason not to. If we're talking about the urban agenda, can you tell me anybody else in the field who's representing that right now?"