Michelle Obama's latest e-mail..
Just for shits and giggles, I signed up to recieve e-mails from the Obama campaign...
Check out this gem..
"Jack --
It's hard to believe there are less than 50 days before Election Day.
That's not a lot of time. And since women voters could decide this election, we have to take this opportunity to talk to our friends and family about what's at stake.
We've seen the power of women throughout this campaign -- educating each other about the issues and building this movement by sharing our personal stories.
That's why, over the next few weeks, women all across Washington will be reaching out to one another through special Women's Week of Action phonebanks and canvasses.
On every issue important to women -- from access to healthcare and universal pre-school to equal pay for equal work -- Barack is the only candidate who can bring about the change we need.
Join a Women's Week of Action event and let other women in your community know why you're supporting Barack.
Barack was raised by a single mother and grandmother. He understands the tough choices that working women in this country face every single day -- because he lived it. And now, he and I are raising two young girls. They are the reason we're in this race -- to make the world a better place, full of opportunity, for them and for all of our children.
I know that Barack and Joe Biden are a strong team for women and families across the country because they have the record and the commitment to prove it -- but it's up to supporters like you to help get this message of change out into your communities.
Barack and Joe will pass tax cuts for 95% of American families, ensure that women get equal pay for the same jobs as men, put the needs of working and middle class families ahead of special interests, and change our broken school system so that every single child in this nation has a world-class education from pre-school through college.
But they can't do it alone. This campaign is counting on us. If women come together to support Barack and Joe, we can bring about the change we need.
Get started today by reaching out to other women in your community:
http://wa.barackobama.com/WAwomensweek
The future of women and all of our families is at stake in this election.
Thank you so much for all that you do,
Michelle"
First off women WILL decide this election and there are 18 million of them that are quite angry at how Obama treated Hillary. I suspect soon McCain will make plead asking those who feel disenfranchised by how the DNC treated Hillary to stand by him.
Second..I find it very interesting that McCain has made Washington State a state of contention...I live in WA state and I see McCain/Palin signs all over the place and that Dino Rossi (R) leads Gov. Gregiore by six percentage points. All you need to do is google Rossi vs Gregiore 2004 election to figure out why.
But the part that really caight my ye of this latest e-mail is this passage:
"Barack and Joe will pass tax cuts for 95% of American families"
How in the world can that possibly happen when at least 30% of American families don't pay Federal Income taxes?
Check out this gem..
"Jack --
It's hard to believe there are less than 50 days before Election Day.
That's not a lot of time. And since women voters could decide this election, we have to take this opportunity to talk to our friends and family about what's at stake.
We've seen the power of women throughout this campaign -- educating each other about the issues and building this movement by sharing our personal stories.
That's why, over the next few weeks, women all across Washington will be reaching out to one another through special Women's Week of Action phonebanks and canvasses.
On every issue important to women -- from access to healthcare and universal pre-school to equal pay for equal work -- Barack is the only candidate who can bring about the change we need.
Join a Women's Week of Action event and let other women in your community know why you're supporting Barack.
Barack was raised by a single mother and grandmother. He understands the tough choices that working women in this country face every single day -- because he lived it. And now, he and I are raising two young girls. They are the reason we're in this race -- to make the world a better place, full of opportunity, for them and for all of our children.
I know that Barack and Joe Biden are a strong team for women and families across the country because they have the record and the commitment to prove it -- but it's up to supporters like you to help get this message of change out into your communities.
Barack and Joe will pass tax cuts for 95% of American families, ensure that women get equal pay for the same jobs as men, put the needs of working and middle class families ahead of special interests, and change our broken school system so that every single child in this nation has a world-class education from pre-school through college.
But they can't do it alone. This campaign is counting on us. If women come together to support Barack and Joe, we can bring about the change we need.
Get started today by reaching out to other women in your community:
http://wa.barackobama.com/WAwomensweek
The future of women and all of our families is at stake in this election.
Thank you so much for all that you do,
Michelle"
First off women WILL decide this election and there are 18 million of them that are quite angry at how Obama treated Hillary. I suspect soon McCain will make plead asking those who feel disenfranchised by how the DNC treated Hillary to stand by him.
Second..I find it very interesting that McCain has made Washington State a state of contention...I live in WA state and I see McCain/Palin signs all over the place and that Dino Rossi (R) leads Gov. Gregiore by six percentage points. All you need to do is google Rossi vs Gregiore 2004 election to figure out why.
But the part that really caight my ye of this latest e-mail is this passage:
"Barack and Joe will pass tax cuts for 95% of American families"
How in the world can that possibly happen when at least 30% of American families don't pay Federal Income taxes?
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Permalink Reply by Dimple loves OTEP on -
LOL@your exaggeration that "there are 18 million of them that are quite angry" at Obama.
RIIIIIIIIIIGHT. All 18 million.
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