But the $750.00 I contributed to the DNCC during the 2006 elections paid
big dividends as the Democrats took both the House and Senate. LOL
If you would make a T-shirt in support of the Democratic nominee for
president, and prominently advertise it within your web site, I would
happily buy one. I'm already $150.00 into the DNCC for the 2008 election.
Regards,
LelandJ
Michael Madigan wrote:
> That was money well spend. You could have purchased
> 40 of my t-shirts instead.
>
>
> --- "Leland F. Jackson, CPA" <lelandj (AT) mail D.OT smvfp.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>> I'm probably going to vote early this afternoon.
>> After contributing
>> $800.00 to Hillary Clinton's campaign, I'm probably
>> going to vote for
>> Obama. Its been painful watching what has happened
>> to Hillary in
>> seeking to become the Democratic nominee for
>> president. I think Hillary
>> has to much history that can be attacked, forcing
>> people to either love
>> her or hate her. I have watch as the media treaded
>> her rudely and
>> intentionally tried to hurt her at ever opportunity.
>>
>> Obama is probably right in saying Hillary is part of
>> the DC
>> establishment. Counting the Senior Bush years as
>> Vice President under
>> Ronald Reagan, we have been under 28 consecutive
>> years of Bush/Clinton
>> leadership, and if Hillary is elected, it might
>> extend another 8 years
>> to 36 years of influence under the Bush/Clinton
>> establishment. Can
>> anyone say family feud. I'm beginning to think
>> another 8 years of this
>> would be detrimental to the country.
>>
>> A Hillary Clinton Presidency would, no doubt,
>> polarize the American
>> people and congress, which has for far too long been
>> partisan. All the
>> ammunition Bill Clinton provided from his sored
>> affair with Monica
>> Lewinsky has made Hillary a target within
>> conservative circles,
>> especially with Evangelicals and other Christian
>> Fundamentalist, that
>> teach forgiveness, but find it difficult to forgive
>> this kind of conduct.
>>
>> It is time to bring in someone new who will appoint
>> fresh leadership
>> within his cabinet. Fresh leadership will hopefully
>> get this country
>> out of the rut and provide a foundation for a new
>> beginning.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> LelandJ
>>
>> Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
>>
>>> Prince Harry is in Afghanistan, but Obama can't
>>>
>> even the time in the last 13
>>
>>> months to hold HEARINGS on Afghanistan because
>>>
>> he's too busy running for
>>
>>> president.
>>>
>>> This really bugs me. A lot. He gets an important
>>>
>> subcommittee chairmanship
>>
>>> and blows it.
>>>
>>> Is this a sample of his so-called "judgment" ???
>>>
>>> Kristyne McDaniel
>>> McStyles Software
>>> Shamrock Trails Ranch
>>>
>>> Whether you think you can, or you think you
>>>
>> can't.... you are right.
>>
>>> -- Henry Ford
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: BreakingNews@MAIL.CNN.COM
>>>
>> [mailto:BreakingNews (AT) MAIL D.OT CNN.COM]
>>
>>> Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 9:20 AM
>>> To: TEXTBREAKINGNEWS@CNNIMAIL12.CNN.COM
>>> Subject: CNN Breaking News
>>>
>>> -- Britain's Prince Harry has been serving on the
>>>
>> front line in Afghanistan,
>>
>>> CNN confirms.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>>
>>>>
>>> CNN covers the primaries Tuesday March 4 at 7 p.m.
>>>
>> ET LIVE from
>>
>>> the CNN Election Center 2008.
>>>
>> http://www.cnnpolitics.com
>>
>>>
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