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"Vote it really matters,and Have a voice it really counts."
We as democrats must decide on one presidency candidate to beat Sen. McCain. We need to vote for the candidate with the most experience in politics. Democrats please decide on Clinton or Obama before August because if not this situation will split our party. The Republicans like all of this undecided situation with our party. We must decide on the best candidate for the job and vote ONE way only. Our party is strong, but we cannot beat McCain if we cannot decide on one candidate in the coming weeks. We need the candidate with the most experience and a candidate that can beat McCain. We must put aside whether we like a candidate and vote what is best for our party. McCain is raising millions of dollars and we need to know who is the nomination so we can raising money too. We are unprepared and undecided and that spell doom for our party if we do not make a choice soon.
There is a new candidate name Joel Gill who will be running for U.S Representative 3rd Congressional District in Mississippi. This man has political experience, and he has wonderful political issues that can help Mississippi. Gill website is www.gillforcongress.org.Voters can find out more about Gill and his political issues. This election will be March 11th 2008 so please go out and vote for change.
This new organization is called " Democratic Coalition of the South." It is a great organization that wants to see the Deomocratic Party win back the South. It is new and therE are several General Broad positions open for anyone who lives in the South. The organization Chairman is Gary Johnson and his organization is seeking members to help their voices be heard all over the South. Anyone can join by contacting Mr. Johnson at Johnsonfor102@aol.com. Come-on and join and let your voices be heard from the South to the White House. PASS IT ON PLZ...
I just have one question to ask Americans ... Do we really have a Democracy? because if we did why are our troops still in Iraq? Democracy has much to do with voting in elections,freedom and civil rights. The American people have said pull-out of Iraq but we are still there Why?
I think Clinton and Obama have a lot to give to the American people. Could it be possible that Clinton will be the President and her Vice-President could be Obama? Can America accept this as a change in American history or will we as voters vote against these candidate because of race and gender?
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