Ready for Hillary? -2016

MaxHall1994

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Monday February 17, 2014 · 1:42 PM PST

2014/02/17 · 13:42

Everybody is saying that Hillary Clinton is the inevitable candidate for President of the United States in the Democratic Party, and that they only Republican, as of this point, who has a chance is Chris Christie, who is amid the 'BridgeGate' scandal. Hillary has no doubt been a tremendous leader for women and girls, strong diplomatic means of achieving foreign policy goals, now pro gay marriage, etc. I, unfortunately, have not headed full-force into a Hillary Clinton presidential run, despite my love for her and her politics. She has been paid by companies like Goldman Sachs to give speeches... to me, that means she would do favors for Goldman Sachs, like every other President of the United States... If she decides to run for President, I am predicting she absolutely would be the Democratic candidate for President, and I predict she would win. Adam Parkhomenko, and other leaders of the Ready for Hillary Super PAC, have already been laying the groundwork for a 2016 Hillary Clinton run for the presidency doing list building activities, fundraising, and building political alliances and endorsements. I would support Hillary in the general election, should she announce her candidcay and make it through the primary, which I suspect will be easy... however, we have learned in the 2008 election that Hillary can be beaten... she was the inevitable candidate for President, but lost to Barack Obama. Elizabeth Warren is more progressive, focused on taking-on large corporations who do not pay their fair share of the tax system, focused on the middle class etc. I would support both a Warren and Hillary Clinton presidency! We need to put a woman into the White House NOW!

ECONOMIC JUSTICE NOW!

MaxHall1994

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Thursday January 30, 2014 · 4:10 PM PST

2014/01/30 · 16:10

For too many years, the top 1% of the American population has been handed all of the wealth in the nation. As time goes on, the share of the economic 'pie' has been unequally distributed throughout all of the sectors of the economic ladder. The richer are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer. We as a nation must fight for economic justice. African Americans, Latino Americans, Asian Americans and other minority groups are continually disenfranchised in our economic system. Too often is racism and bigotry a part of our political system by the extreme right, and sectors of the Tea Party. We as a country ought to be appalled and disgusted by the way corporatism, tax cuts, and discrimination treats minorities, the poor and the middle class. The Employment Non-Discrimination Act would protect our LGBT brothers and sisters from being fired at the workplace just because of their sexual orientation. This negatively impacts their lives... We are ALL EQUAL and it's about time that the House of Representatives and the Senate pass ENDA, and President Obama sign ENDA into law to protect our LBGTQ brothers, sisters, and friends. As an ally of the LGBTQ community, I stand firm with equality and know that with the passage of ENDA, our LGBTQ brothers and sisters will be able to know that one great step towards economic equality will have been taken. ENDA is not a Democrat or a Republican issue... Studies show that close to 70% of registered Republicans support workplace security by protecting sexuality in the workplace. I urge ALL to write/call their member of Congress to fight for economic justice, fight for the passage of ENDA, and fight for a fair and progressive tax system!

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