Dear Hillary,
Please don't quit. Please, please. You are the only candidate who makes sense. I watched an interview on 60 Minutes with John tonight. Although he does have some strong ideas, there are more of yours which determine that you are the better choice.
One: He plans to reunite the Republican party. You plan to unite the nation.
Two: He thinks health care should be individual. You know it should be universal.
I saw Barack on the news as well. Please don't quit.
One: Barack is flippant. You are realistic.
Two: You're right, he talks about the dreamy future. You realize and discuss the here and now.
Please don't quit. Don't leave us; we need you. I know that I don't have the money to help you as much as I want, but I wish I did, and I believe in you.
Dear Hillary, if I can do anything to make this happen for you, I will be proud to serve.
All the best,
Christine
PS - As long as the media continues to refer to you by your first name, I will do the same for the other contenders. But that's my own determination.
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"The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is 'What does a woman want?'" - Freud "Memories and possibilities are ever more hideous than realities. " - H.P. Lovecraft "I love you only because it's you the one I love." - Pablo Neruda
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She's in it to win it. I was horrified when Bill said during a campaign speech that a Hillary/Obama ticket would be a good thing. Uh, no. I was glad when Obama said there was no way he'd consider it.
I reached deep down and donated five dollars to her. She represents everything that America has dreamed about for years. So one of these mornings I'm going to skip my Starbucks chai tea latte and toasted bagel with cream cheese in her honor. (Granted, this is a highly infrequent occurrence, but I'll do it nonetheless.)
Stay the course, Hillary. You're an inspiration to us all, especially those of us who also have not passed a bar exam. (She didn't pass the D.C. bar.)
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