Democratic Primary Race / Endorsement

[migrendel]

I will continue my bid, and support the candidate of my party. If the person does not commit to liberal principle, I will be forced to run as an independent Socialist candidate. However, we will win. We are the choice of liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans, and many in between. We have many viewpoints, and we can find the balanced solution between the extremities. While we may not be in concurrence on abortion, there is so much we agree about. We all support a fair economy that helps the disadvantaged. We all support the proposition that all free citizens are equal before the law. We all endorse a clean and healthy environment. I have much to say tonight, but I will leave you with my great expectation for a bright future, and the words of St. Francis of Assissi "Where there is discord, may we bring harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is doubt, may we bring fath, and where there is despair, may we bring hope." Thank you all for reading, and it's on to victory.

[migrendel]

I'd like to thank Nclib for his endorsement. In addition, would you be interested in being Vice President?

[migrendel]

The responsibilities in the campaign would be to simply be someone who will publically support the ticket and its policies. My idea for vice president in the my administration would be somewhat like a co-president. I would abolish the office of Chief of Staff and allow you to head intra-White House agencies, such as the Council of Economic Advisors. This will be increased power and responsibility from previous VPs however, so consider carefully.

[migrendel]

You might not have the chance of being one if you don't jump on board soon.

[migrendel]

I plan to endorse the Democratic nominee. Unless you think we should go third party?

[migrendel]

Also, are we going to draw up a platform? If so, I would like a seat on the platform committee.

[migrendel]

I would strongly advise one, and presumably there will be other people on the committee. So if I go too far, you can always vote my proposals down. Also, PD I don't know if you have the same kind of experience with Socialist governance that I have. On top of having visited France, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia, I've lived in Cambridge for five years.

[migrendel]

I cannot condemn you, PD, because my family played tennis, golf, and vacationed in East Hampton. I come from the same background you do, but I just have managed to see that I was lucky enough not to get railroaded merely because of my birth. As for your idea of being head of the Education Department, I would prefer Justice, Labor, or Commerce as where my portfolio shall be. For all I've done, I would hope you wouldn't fob me off with some low-level cabinet position.

[migrendel]

I meant that we're both very lucky, PD. We came out on top, and one would think you could show some sympathy towards those born to different circumstances. I also remember when I was fifteen. What a wonderful time it was. My boyfriend's father was mayor, and...well, let's not get nostalgic. But anyway, Miamiu, I want to be Secretary of Labor. I will not impose on you for a more important role, but I do wish to be involved in the well-being of our citizens in the workforce.

[migrendel]

Also, a lot of these people got pregnant and gave birth because of inflexible views on birth control and abortion. I won't let anyone forget that.

[migrendel]

I would have to know what charities are the beneficiaries of your largesse. And with people like PD involved in politics, and attaining influence, it makes me glad that I don't have a uterus.

[migrendel]

I do go to Harvard, and have been a denizen of Massachusetts my entire life. I used to live on Beacon Hill, in Boston, but moved to Cambridge when I got to be 18.