Hogwash from Hill-Pac in the grand ole state of North Carolina
Over the past week, voters in the Triangle area of North Carolina have been receiving strange phone calls. Strange in that it is an automated voice call instructing them that their voting registration packet will be arriving in the mail soon, and this after the period for registering by mail had passed. Strange also, in that these calls seem to be targeting black voters (in other words, Democrats). Strange again, in that many of the people who were contacted had also already registered. And lastly, strange that the interest group making the calls did not identify itself in the call nor how to reach them to stop these calls, which is the law. Someone let the State Attorney General know about it, and he issued a statement denouncing it. When his office investigated the calls, they discovered they were coming from Women’s Voices-Women Vote. Who works for this group? Interestingly, its president is someone who recently donated a shed-load of cash to Hill-Pac, Hillary Clinton’s campaign org. And, the Executive Director is someone who used to work for Bill Clinton during his 1992 campaign, and Women's Voices-Women Vote's attorney also has worked for the Clintons. Hillary’s camp denies anything to do with it. In a statement, her Raleigh, North Carolina spokeperson stated that Hill-Pac "has no connection to the organization conducting these robo-calls… and has never accepted any funds from this organization." Hogwash, Hillary, hogwash. You are very worried about Barak Obama in North Carolina, and are on the warpath in a nasty way. Shame on you. I hope this news gets out there into the mass media. I was straddling the atmosphere on who I would vote for, but this has certainly made up my mind. I do not vote for liars and cheaters, thanks. My son said to me months ago, in his youthful 19 year old way, he's not voting for her, she seems like a liar. Her eyes are dishonest. This coming from a registered Democrat, who wants peace and sanity from his country. (would I have raised anyone other than, a John Lennon Jr?)
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In fact I am one of those who will not vote at all if Hillary is to become a nominee. (Of course, I could also use such an occasion for a guilt-free Nader vote.) The fact that she is often portrayed by the right-wing pundits as a commie, makes no sense whatsoever. She is further right than McCain. The only difference between the two, is that she is stuck in a liberal camp, which forces her to use some seriously toned-down liberal rhetoric from time to time, but I seriously don't believe a single word that comes out of her mouth. How can a person who spent many years on Wal-Mart board of directors, be considered a blue-collar candidate is absolutely beyond me.