Fast Forward To 2:00 For Sherri’s Waterworks.

Sherri Shepherd lost it on The View this morning.

The dingbat was uncharacteristically articulate as she discussed the sacrifices made during the Civil Rights Movement and how that turbulent period in history made it possible for the nation to elect its first president of color on Tuesday.

“I know that there are people who have died, who should be with us, who did it,” she said. “Regular people — Reverend George Lee, Emmett Till — and so to look at my baby and say, you don’t have to have limitations….”

Sherri spoke of being told that she should get a job at the post office because she’d never be an actress.

Barbara then asked, “So why were you undecided to the last minute?” To which Sherri replied, “She (Sarah Palin) spoke to me, but this spoke to me more.”