I appreciated your ardent support of Senator Clinton this primary season, and I can somewhat understand your desire that the party unite to elect a Democrat this November. However I would have much preferred that you put the good of our party and indeed the country above political expediency and boycott Senator Obama's selection as our candidate.
My initial opinion of Senator Obama as simply an unqualified candidate supported by an uninformed and celebrity worshiping demographic now seems naive. Power and ego driven, his campaign has proven to be much worse than I ever imagined. Throwing our Democratic platform under the bus was only a logical progression.
So now I must ask you, Governor Rendell, what good is it to be in power if one must sacrifice one's values to do so?
Please join us in our effort to take back our party.
M. Jensen
Proud PUMA member
Posted by M Jensen (not verified) on July 11, 2008 - 2:39pm.
Governor Rendell,
I appreciated your ardent support of Senator Clinton this primary season, and I can somewhat understand your desire that the party unite to elect a Democrat this November. However I would have much preferred that you put the good of our party and indeed the country above political expediency and boycott Senator Obama's selection as our candidate.
My initial opinion of Senator Obama as simply an unqualified candidate supported by an uninformed and celebrity worshiping demographic now seems naive. Power and ego driven, his campaign has proven to be much worse than I ever imagined. Throwing our Democratic platform under the bus was only a logical progression.
So now I must ask you, Governor Rendell, what good is it to be in power if one must sacrifice one's values to do so?
Please join us in our effort to take back our party.
M. Jensen
Proud PUMA member