Dean, Pelosi, Brazile are entirely out of touch with Hillary's supporters.
In a typical dispassionate, cold, matteroffactish, hiding behind policies response such as the one you get from the little phone peons when you call the DNC: "These are our rules...We followed our regulations... The delegates did get seated...” Pelosi asks:
"What are people angry about, that she didn't win?"
The DNC has shown total apathy, as per any and all meanings of the term:
Unwillingness to do anything about the situation and worse still, purposely, to serve the will of the few, vs. the desire and the vote of the constituency and a lack of emotional involvement, while Hillary's supporters are so viscerally involved and entirely passionate about the coup. Well, dnc: you will get yours...
But our anger goes even beyond Hillary and each and every one of us.
Our anger has to do with the American devotion to rise against injustice, the American commitment to side with the oppressed and allow for Good to win against Evil.
Indeed, Hillary did not lose. Hillary, who won the popular vote, did so despise the systematic media conspiration. Senator Clinton would have won, also, if not for the DNC's ultimate effort to rally the superdelegates behind their flawed candidate and eventually in a despicable final act of despotism, by denying the people of Michigan and Florida their rights to have a voice. Not only did their votes not count, but ultimately a group of 30 people decided that their choice should supersede such of the American people.
So we are grassroots volunteers, Americans who feel disenfranchised by the DNC and want to connect, network, meet at rallies and fight for Hillary.
The disenfranchising of our constituents is not only inherent to the people of Michigan and Florida:
All of us, Hillary supporters feel deprived.
We feel that voting is a right and not a privilege. We have identified the DNC rules as antiquated and the DNC leaders as bias and even Bolshevik!
We feel that a small group of people should not be able to substitute themselves to hundred of thousands of voters and their will as our constituents.
In other terms, 30 do not equal 600,000.
4 Hillary delegates should not morph into 4 bo delegates.
54 delegates from “undecided” votes should not be given away by a team of hoodlum Demagogues to an inexperienced, superior acting, magniloquent hijacker and his Caucus defrauding campaign.
As members of this movement, we are committed to reach out and do whatever we possibly can to help Hillary Rodham Clinton become our President in 2008 or if not in 2012.
Posted by independenthill (not verified) on June 28, 2008 - 1:43pm.
Governor Rendell,
Dean, Pelosi, Brazile are entirely out of touch with Hillary's supporters.
In a typical dispassionate, cold, matteroffactish, hiding behind policies response such as the one you get from the little phone peons when you call the DNC: "These are our rules...We followed our regulations... The delegates did get seated...” Pelosi asks:
"What are people angry about, that she didn't win?"
The DNC has shown total apathy, as per any and all meanings of the term:
Unwillingness to do anything about the situation and worse still, purposely, to serve the will of the few, vs. the desire and the vote of the constituency and a lack of emotional involvement, while Hillary's supporters are so viscerally involved and entirely passionate about the coup. Well, dnc: you will get yours...
But our anger goes even beyond Hillary and each and every one of us.
Our anger has to do with the American devotion to rise against injustice, the American commitment to side with the oppressed and allow for Good to win against Evil.
Indeed, Hillary did not lose. Hillary, who won the popular vote, did so despise the systematic media conspiration. Senator Clinton would have won, also, if not for the DNC's ultimate effort to rally the superdelegates behind their flawed candidate and eventually in a despicable final act of despotism, by denying the people of Michigan and Florida their rights to have a voice. Not only did their votes not count, but ultimately a group of 30 people decided that their choice should supersede such of the American people.
So we are grassroots volunteers, Americans who feel disenfranchised by the DNC and want to connect, network, meet at rallies and fight for Hillary.
The disenfranchising of our constituents is not only inherent to the people of Michigan and Florida:
All of us, Hillary supporters feel deprived.
We feel that voting is a right and not a privilege. We have identified the DNC rules as antiquated and the DNC leaders as bias and even Bolshevik!
We feel that a small group of people should not be able to substitute themselves to hundred of thousands of voters and their will as our constituents.
In other terms, 30 do not equal 600,000.
4 Hillary delegates should not morph into 4 bo delegates.
54 delegates from “undecided” votes should not be given away by a team of hoodlum Demagogues to an inexperienced, superior acting, magniloquent hijacker and his Caucus defrauding campaign.
As members of this movement, we are committed to reach out and do whatever we possibly can to help Hillary Rodham Clinton become our President in 2008 or if not in 2012.