Senator Clinton Replies to 80-20's Questionnaire with all Yeses! |
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Surprised? Surprised at this quick turn-around to enlist a leading presidential candidate to support our community's right to equal opportunity? Surprised or not, let's remember what led to this success so that we may continue to enjoy such successes. To remember the reasons of YOUR success, see the "4-A's of politics," shown below. American way of politics: Apply the power of the ballot box. Organize to speak out. Organize to bloc vote. Afraid not: Do the right things. Send emails/faxes with our names, addresses and titles stated. Have the courage of our conviction. Look at it this way: Are 80-20's Board members in trouble with America's political establishment? No. Quite to the contrary, they will be the new Asian-American leaders with proven integrity, value system, courage and political know-how. They will likely be sought out by America's leaders. Asian-style politics abandoned: Don't raise money for politicians like ignorant slobs. Tens of millions of dollars donated to politicians in past decades have yielded our community nothing except bad publicity. Accountability: Demand accountability from fundraisers and politicians, be they Asian Americans or non-Asian Americans. A new era in Asian American politics has arrived. Join us! Now onto Sen. Hillary Clinton's response to our community. Senator Hillary made two great points to 80-20: (1) The President cannot nominate a federal judge unless a vacancy occurs. 80-20's Q4 & Q5 need to incorporate this important point. (2) She is so strongly for equal opportunity that she likes to strengthen the wording of those two questions once the vacancy requirement is covered. The 80-20 adopted and deeply appreciated her suggestions, and her integrity and courage. We are inspired by her style of leadership. For the improved questionnaire and Senator Clinton's signed reply, please go to Senator Clinton answered each of the six questions with one single word: YES. This represents an iron-clad commitment that if she becomes our President, she will use her presidential power to give Asian Americans equal opportunity in workplaces and be appointed Federal judges. Please help spread the "4-A's of politics" to every corner of our community. That is what will win EQUAL OPPORTUNITY for us. REMINDER and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: (1) Let's not forget that Senators Biden, Dodd, and Gravel have answered 80-20's questionnaire with "all Yeses" earlier. (2) We want to thank those Co-Chairs of "APIA for Hillary" who urged Senator Clinton to reply with all Yeses. Note: Some Co-Chairs ignored our plea. The names of our heroes and heroines are shown below in alphabetical order: Judy Chu, Mike Eng, Otto Lee, John Liu, Gary Locke, Fiona Ma, Henry Manayan, Doris Matsui, and Ellen Young. Gordon Quan, former Houston City Councilman and a Co-Chair for Hillary Rdoham Clinton, deserves a special thanks. He did an excellent job as a liaison between the 80-20 and the Clinton campaign, JOIN 80-20 There are 9 types of membership: Any US citizen or permanent resident can join, using a credit card, visit
Our job is not done. Tomorrow we'll ask you to help again. You'll need to email/fax Sens. Barack Obama and John Edwards, and after that the top-tier Republican presidential candidates. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. Together, we have turned a new page in the history of Asian-American politics. # # #
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