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Hillary Is Still My CandidateA Hillary supporter's last gasp before acceptance! Hillary is still my nominee, for I can not yet bring myself to support Senator Obama. After supporting Senator Clinton for 18 months and being a fan of her since she was First Lady – I just can’t let go right now. It will take some time – some time for a lot of the 18 million people who voted for her. I believe that after her speech today, more people will see and understand why so many of us supported her. It was a magnificent speech – I know if I had been her, I could not have made that speech. Hopefully, the media and pundits will show her the respect that she has earned from every American. She was gracious and magnanimous – more than I can be right now. She is a brilliant woman and I believe someday she will be a historical figure in the story of our great country. I think she should be Obama’s vice president but I know that it is too soon right now. If he is as smart as his supporters say he is – he needs to pick her. That may be the only way he can get the votes of millions of women such as myself. I have written many articles since the primary season started – most of them not very kind to Senator Obama but as of today, that stops. For I am a Democrat and I may not be happy right now, but I will support my party’s candidate by at least stop writing negatively about him. I will use my words and arrows against the Bush administration and other areas of government where I believe things need to be done. But – I will argue with my party about the stupid, silly
rules that we have in our primary system.
I do not believe our rules of proportional distribution and caucus
voting make any sense and it will eventually tear our party apart. These rules were put into place after Jesse
Jackson’s unsuccessful run for the presidency in order to give a minority
candidate the chance to win the party’s nomination. Well Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
ABOUT THE AUTHORThe author lives in Austin, Texas with her 3 cats and is currently not a very happy Democrat.
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