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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Suma who wrote (53256)	10/17/2004 4:24:16 AM
From: Amy J	Respond to of 81568

Suma, RE: "In many respects, what I might represent is a kind of independence some of these people don't want to see in women. Period. Or in the spouse of a senior official and, God forbid, the president. They just can't handle that. It goes along with them calling me opinionated as opposed to obviously well-informed. ...I'm not supporting my husband. It's what I think." Teresa is an excellent speaker. Hope real hard Kerry wins. One HUGE step forward, rather than many steps backwards. From Hillary Clinton: ``I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that the progress of our country that was painstakingly achieved in the 20th century is at stake.'' mercurynews.com Silicon Valley is tired of Bush: Mark Gorenberg, a venture capitalist and Kerry state finance chair, said most of the $700,000 raised Friday will be spent in the key swing states. ... (But) Clinton warned that the party faithful needed to ensure high voter turnout -- even in California -- because the Republicans are ``persistent, ruthless, obsessed with winning.'' ... CNet co-founder Shelbie Bonnie were making plans to head to Nevada or Florida for the final week of the campaign. Regards, Amy J