a needed break from their grueling schedule...
Posted on 03/06/2007 8:56:36 AM PST by Gopher Broke
Dear Friend,
All over America, women are taking our place as leaders, using our talents, our experience, and our values to build a better future for our communities and our country. There are more women in the House, the Senate, state legislatures, and governors' mansions today than at any time in our history. We're speaking out with a powerful voice -- in 2004, 9 million more women voted than men.
At Hillary for President, we're celebrating Women's History Month with the launch of Women for Hillary, a nationwide network of women leaders who will reach out to friends, family, and colleagues on Hillary's behalf. As a member, you'll receive our weekly HILLGRAM with information about what Hillary's doing, and actions you can take to build the campaign.
Hillary is poised to make history as the first woman to occupy the White House. Imagine the pride each of us will feel on Inauguration Day as we watch Hillary take the oath of office. Imagine the message that symbol will send to young women: there are no limits on how far they can go!
If you'd like to join the Women for Hillary leadership network, which will be so vital to the success of our campaign, please sign up at our website.
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/women
And if you know women who would be interested in joining, please forward them this message.
While women have made great strides over the years, we still have a long way to go. American women still earn just 77 cents for every dollar earned by American men for doing the same work. It's even worse for women of color: 67 cents for African-American women and just 56 cents for Latinas. That's why Hillary is introducing the Paycheck Fairness Act to Congress, which will help close the pay gap.
Hillary also wants to expand the Family and Medical Leave Act to ensure paid sick leave, and to support more research into the link between diseases like breast cancer and environmental hazards. And she will stay vigilant about protecting a woman's right to choose!
Watch the latest HillCast to learn how Hillary is working in Congress to make a difference for women and our families:
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/hillcast
We can only break barriers when somebody dares to challenge them. With this campaign, we will make clear that every one of us can say, "I can be president."
We're going to make history, but we can do it only with you. Let's celebrate Women's History Month by determining that together, we will build a better future. Join Women for Hillary today:
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/women
Sincerely,
Ann F. Lewis Senior Advisor Hillary for President
Come to think of it, there might be something wrong with one of those Chromosomes....
Women for Hillary leadership network?
Please someone shoot me.
More women than ever willing to surrender your female children to Islamofacism, wearing a burka, and being treated like a piece of dirt.
"Vote fer "Hill"-aree. The onlee candy date for "Hill" billies."
And reee-member 'dat Ruby frem NY is the onlyist one that kin beat her in de elecijion.
Liberals are so wrapped up in bean counting.
I really don’t care how many political leaders have vaginas.
How right you are. Her brother Barney comes in a close second.
There's a Women's histry month? Who knew?
She claims a corner on womanhood.
Quick! Who is the brother of Ann Lewis? No Googling.
you'll receive our weekly HILLGRAM HELLeGRAM with information about what Hillary's doing
Bawney Fwank
Correctamundo, Snardius!
Now, if you had any doubts of what a Hillary White House would look like, doubt no more. Ann Lewis, senior adviser to Hillary Rodham Clinton. OMG. What a nightmare that would be.
Too late. Monica Lewinsky already did this years ago.
The only time Hillary would have difficulty assembling her
Cabinet would be during the Dinah Shore Weekend... "http://www.thedinah.com/?gclid=CL2Q-ovX4IoCFTQkGAodCTzN3g"
But, she's Barney The Butt man Franks sister.
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