My brother Haruna,

Good speed though! John Edwards' vote or endorsement is still as mighty as before.

I still like and respect the fact that he is using his wisdom of his 'message' to endorse one of them. It makes it clear that he is representing a true course and not personal interest. As at now, he met Senator Clinton. In less than a week, he will be meeting Senator Obama too. I see a lot of wisdom in his strategy of putting his political ideology as a way to endorse the one ready to sell that agenda more. This is one smart guy. There is still a bright future for him.

Regards,
Yero...







> Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 22:24:28 -0500
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> Subject: What Hillary Clinton means to me.
> To: [log in to unmask]
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> When I see and hear Hillary, I am reminded of my mother, my Latin American  
> and Asian sisters, my European sisters, and my mothers and sisters from the  
> pacific Isles.
>  
> In history, one change begat another. Emancipation preceded women's  rights 
> to suffrage. It is conceivable to envisage women's suffrage preceding  
> emancipation but because civil rights are of more heirarchy to rights to  suffrage 
> (for men or women), my sisters and mothers yielded and joined the  campaign to 
> end slavery. Women however are still enslaved by men in many  different ways. 
> From sex and marriage to inheritance and labour rights. I  considered that if it 
> is change I really want, it occurs to me Hillary is the  personification of 
> that change.
>  
> No man can best represent women than a woman just as no white person could  
> best represent a black person during emancipation. Hillary reminds me that  
> today, in America, we do not only need change even though she is the most  
> appropriate agent for change, but that we need housecleaning. She would not only  
> change the course of the world, she would undo the systemic cancer that  
> currently exists and she would clean house. The Republicans  and "independents" 
> understand that. That is why at the caucuses, they vote  against Hillary every 
> chance they get and they will not vote for the Democratic  nominee. The euphoria 
> they manufactured about Hillary's alter ego will evaporate  and we will witness 
> a Republican government in 2009.
>  
> I am a black man, but I need Hillary to clean house before I will consider  
> other for President of the United States. I commend Bill, Hillary, and George  
> Mitchell for their efforts in yielding respite for Northern Ireland and I look 
>  forward to a sequel for Iraq, Darfur, Somalia, and Kosovo Metochia. I would 
> like  John Edwards and Barack Obama to endorse Hillary Clinton for President 
> of  the United States of America.
>  
> Haruna. 
> 
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