This a letter from someone that sympathises with the problems that Mrs. Clinton faces with her huge debt and how she wants others to pay for it. On the face of it, this seems logical that she incurred the debt on behalf of her supporters - right? But doesn't it also seem right that she should shoulder the responsibility for the debt as she wasn't exactly forced into running.
I guess her asking others to pay for her debt is just part of the agenda of the Democrats, Marxist socialists, always pointing the finger at someones else for their own problems and expecting to have others, people that are productive and responsible, to carry them when things go bad. Really, the socialists want the productive members of our society to carry them all the time.
I believe this is the scenario that the liberal socialist Democrats have in mind for the entire country if elected to the White House and they retain control congress as well. As pointed out below and, only someone that is deaf and blind, can figure out the last two years of liberal control of congress alone has produced nothing but failures.
Here is just a few of the more glaring examples of the Democrat failures : What party stands in the way of lower gas prices, no more oil production? Socialists Democrats! What party stands in the way of nuclear power plants? Socialist Democrats! What party stands in the way of coal power plants? Socialist Democrats!
Keep the faith, the people have joined the battle!
June 27, 2008
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton
United States Senate
476 Russell Senate Office BuildingWashington , D.C. 20510
Dear Mrs. Clinton,
I recently read where you have incurred substantial debt with your unsuccessful campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Your plight concerns me and I would like to help as much as I can. I would certainly hate for you to feel pressured, due to the size of your debt, to support a candidate that you do not truly believe is ready to be 'Commander in Chief on Day One.'
I have always believed that our form of government, while less than perfect, is the best the world has to offer. I've also always believed that Congress with 535 elected members has more power to do good for this country than only one person or even nine people. Congress has the power and ability to guide and direct this country like no other group.
I vividly remember in 2006 how the Democrats gained control of both houses of Congress trumpeting 'Change' and a better America . Let's review how that has worked out for us.
* Mortgage companies have declared bankruptcy costing thousands of people their jobs
* Home values have nose-dived* Millions of Americans have lost their homes
* World oil prices have risen astronomically
* The Democrats continue to block drilling in oil rich reserves to continue and even increase our dependence on foreign oil
*Gasoline prices have increased to over $4 a gallon and there appears to be no end in sight even though Americans have reduced their driving over one billion miles a month
* The stock market, where most Americans' retirement hopes are invested, has dropped by more than 15%.
* Food prices are increasing at an alarming rate fueled mostly by rising energy costs
All in all I'd have to say that the Democrats fulfilled their promise and have brought change to our country. It isn't good change, but it is change. Unfortunately, because of all this change, change is all I have to give you to help you retire your debt.
I am enclosing one penny for you to add to your campaign 'war chest.' I think that's a fair trade. Everything you've done for me is worth about a penny and because of the success of the Democrats, that's all I have. Just so you know that you really aren't alone in this, I had to borrow the penny from a friend.
I do have one simple request in return. I would really appreciate it if you could teach me how I can get the American people to pay off my debts that I knowingly and willingly incurred. Isn't this a great country?
Good luck in your future endeavors.
Sincerely,
SteveRussell
American citizen, patriot, veteran, taxpayer and voter
Thursday, July 17, 2008
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