Just 2 more days!!! 2 more days and the 18 million unheard voices will be heard. Those 18 million cracks will shatter that ceiling and we WILL have a woman President!
Body Odor so wants us to drink the Kool-Aid, 0r the New Coke and fall in line. We will do no such thing for that empty suited buffoon!
PUMA PAC is in Denver tonight and will start letting the rest of America know that we are not going away, that Hillary was strong-armed out of the race by Body Odor & the DNC. Yes, I know I sound like a broken Record. Hell, let me post some of my letters that I have sent out:
Dear Clinton Delegates & Super Delegates,
You are the Delegates & Super Delegates supporting Hillary Clinton. You are the only ones left who can hear the voices of the people. And 18 Million of those voices were drowned out and ignored during the primary season. You are the only ones who can change all that and let our voices be heard by continuing to support Senator Clinton in Denver. Now more than ever she and we need you. Senator Obama just does not have the experience necessary to lead our Party, nor our great nation.
He has shown time and again that his judgment is far more faulty and unsure. He stood by and listened to a man who spouted hate in his church for twenty years! He has allied himself with a mayor who is being found guilty of criminal behavior while in office! He has issued a statement regarding the Georgia crises that came off sounding weak, and he had to reissue several statements before he got it right! Senator Clinton only had to issue one statement, and it was a strong one. How does this represent us to the world, if the leading democratic candidate has so many issues in his own judgment? We all will appear weak.
Senator Clinton has from the beginning been a strong advocate for Universal Health Care for every American. While Senator Obama –to use a common phrase – a Johnny-come-lately. He originally was only going to provide coverage for most Americans and not all. We need a candidate that is strong to stand up to the Republicans and not be such an easy target for their underhanded tactics. We also need someone that does not have to use Race to get larger numbers.
We need someone who has always had strong foreign relations experience and doesn’t have to go on a very last minute whirlwind tour of Europe, to garner those lacking qualities. That would be Senator Clinton. All I am asking as are the 18 Million others is to stand up for Senator Clinton and not to “fall in line” behind the leadership that would place a candidate with so little experience at the top of their “Vetted” list.
America would be far better off in Senator Clinton’s capable and experienced hands than in senator Obama’s. Therefore I Hope that you will not side with Senator Obama but will fight in Denver, knowing that there are Many who still support her and believe in her! 18 million Strong! Yes She can! Yes we Will!
Graciously yours,
my real name here
Another Letter:
Dear Senator Clinton,
I am sending this Fax to you to ask you not to Release your Delegates until after the Denver Convention. I am one of your supporters and I believe in you. I believe in your experience, and in your leadership. I know you are doing what you feel is best for the party in supporting Senator Obama. However and unfortunately I cannot agree with you on this one issue. I cannot in god conscious vote for a candidate with no Legislative experience, or foreign relations experience. A “Good will tour” does not count as experience in my book. You are the Hope of the future of our country and of the Democratic Party. My hope is that you will bring back sanity and strength to the Democratic Party, Democratic Nation Committee, and the Rules & Bylaws Committee. The DNC is going to place that I cannot and will not follow. I will not fall in line and side with a group that slanders a female candidate with experience while praising a male candidate with none.
I believe in Universal Health Care for all Americans and not just a select few. I am an individual with Health Insurance, but cannot get certain medications as my insurance company first refused to pay for it, then decided they would as long as I would pay $70 a month. I cannot afford that. My boyfriend of 5 years is without insurance as he has been unemployed in this sad economic environment. I cannot add him to mine, do to the outrageous costs involved in doing do. I am paying $40 out of each of my paychecks to cover myself. If I added him, it would be $130 a paycheck. Not a month, a paycheck. That also goes for one child or one heterosexual spouse as well. That is intolerable! You are the only one who understands what we the poor people are struggling with, and are willing to try and help us.
I also believe that if you are elected you would not keep most of our troops in Iraq indefinitely. You were the first candidate to suggest a comprehensive withdrawal of our troops, and not hastily remove them all at once. While your Democratic opponent would at first have had us yank them all out. Of course he is now agreeing with you. Who has the one with the right judgment call the first time? That would be you. Did you sit in a Church that spewed hate for 20 years until you were caught red handed? No, you did not. Have you friends that have been caught in criminal activities recently? No, you have not. When a crisis arose, did you make a weak statement that you had to revise more than once? No you did not. You have always had the Judgment to make the right decisions the first time. And be strong when you did. I know you made the decision to authorize the war in Iraq. However, you were given intelligence by the Bush administration that told you Saddam was a dangerous person and that we should go after him. Senator Obama claims that he would not have made that “Poor judgment call” that you did. How can he know? He did not see what you saw, was not told what you were. Iraq is a mistake. However, I believe at the time that once again you were doing what you felt was right for nation’s security. And it was not until after we went in that all was shown that there were no “Weapons of Mass destruction”. And the Bush administration has tried to twist and spin different reasons for out entry in to Iraq. You have owned up to your mistake and I love you for it.
America would be far better off in your capable and experienced hands than in senator Obama’s. Therefore I Hope that you will not release your delegates and will fight in Denver, knowing that there are Many who still support you and believe in you! 18 million Strong! Yes She can! Yes we Will!
Graciously yours,
my real name here
Another Letter:
Dear Ladies & Gentleman of the Press,
I have not read the book Obama Nation, but I can tell you it does seem as though this is such. Every time I turned on my T.V. to watch the Primary season, the Media seemed to be holding its punches against the Senator. However when it came to his opponents they were ready to let loose. As you Now notice, the Senator isn’t all he & his campaign have made him out to be. He has hardly any Senatorial legislation to point to, both in the U.S. & Illinois State Senate. He has said he wants to bring change in politics, yet flip flops with the rest of them.
With the crises in Georgia he came off rather weak, while his opponent John McCain came off as strong. Even his former Democratic rival Hillary Clinton came off strong. This is not someone I want leading my country in a time of War. I do not approve of the war in Iraq, I have been against it. However we are there, and it is no use crying over spilled milk. We need someone with foreign policy experience, not a “Rock Star” That goes on “Tour” overseas.
I am a member of P.U.M.A. PAC and believe to this day that Hillary Clinton would have made a great President. And if the conniving DNC gets their way she won’t be the nominee in Denver, so I have to vote whom I feel can lead our country in a time of war. Obviously I refer to Republican Senator John McCain. He has that experience necessary to lead us in the War on Terror, the physical wars in Iraq & Afghanistan and any other conflicts in the future.
To iterate the difficulty I personally have in not voting Democrat, I will tell you that I am a Gay American. I know that the GOP will never give me equal rights or treatment, that only the Democratic party will. But I have learned in my brief 30 years of life that sometimes there are more important things than yourself, or party loyalty. I would be a fool to vote only on Party line this time. As I have stated Senator Obama is not qualified to lead our country. John McCain is so qualified.
So what does that make me? Am I a Democrat turned Republican? No. I am a Democrat turned Independent. I will do my best for now and until the end of my life to vote not along party lines, but based on qualifications & experience to lead our great nation in to the future.
I will say that if Hillary makes the ticket in 2012 I will vote for her. Not because she is Democrat, but because I truly believe she has the experience to be the leader of the free world. One of the mistakes the Media has made about her, is that she is not Bill. She is not the extension of his legacy or even his Presidency. She is her own Person. She is her own strength and her own character. She will think and act for herself, and not what ever her husband wants. Women are truly the Intellectual equals to men in both experiences and qualifications, and can be the leader of the Greatest Nation on Earth.
Thank you for your time,
My real name here
If this doesn’t tell you how much I believe in this Women and why she should be President, then I don’t know what I can tell you. I support her 100%!
