Decider meet Thumper
Subject: Decider meet Thumper
Date: Wed, 8 Nov 2006 12:00:35 -0800
From: Charles Sullivan
To: comments@whitehouse.gov
CC: Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi:;, info@pacforachange.com,
senator@boxer.senate.gov, Senator Diane Feinstein
<senator@feinstein.senate.gov>
You said today in your press conference that it was a close election,
but that many close races added up to a thumping. For once I agree with
you. In fact I propose that* "Thumper"* should be made an honorable
title in our national politics--and as the first person have this honor
I propose* Howard Dean,* whose "50 state plan" led to many more close
races (and victories) than some other Democrats could have envisioned.
Not to mention any names at this point.
I also noted your call for bipartisanship during the next 2 years. A
new and good idea! If you glance back over the records of the House and
Senate for the past 6 years, you'll see precious little bipartisanship
on the part of the Republicans. But who knows, with you to explain it,
maybe they'll get the idea now.
Charles Sullivan
San Francisco
Date: Wed, 8 Nov 2006 12:00:35 -0800
From: Charles Sullivan
To: comments@whitehouse.gov
CC: Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi:;, info@pacforachange.com,
senator@boxer.senate.gov, Senator Diane Feinstein
<senator@feinstein.senate.gov>
You said today in your press conference that it was a close election,
but that many close races added up to a thumping. For once I agree with
you. In fact I propose that* "Thumper"* should be made an honorable
title in our national politics--and as the first person have this honor
I propose* Howard Dean,* whose "50 state plan" led to many more close
races (and victories) than some other Democrats could have envisioned.
Not to mention any names at this point.
I also noted your call for bipartisanship during the next 2 years. A
new and good idea! If you glance back over the records of the House and
Senate for the past 6 years, you'll see precious little bipartisanship
on the part of the Republicans. But who knows, with you to explain it,
maybe they'll get the idea now.
Charles Sullivan
San Francisco