My Letter to HCFPinOH

I saw you ladies on The O'Reilley Factor on Thursday and I agree with your position 100%. The media coverage has been anti-Hillary, especially on MSNBC, the entire campaign season. The biased treatment and the caricature of Hillary has also been perpetrated by women on the network. Most notably, Nora O'Donnell, Mika Brzezinski (whose brother works for the Obama Campaign and whose father advises the Obama campaign), Rachel Maddow, and most surprisingly, Andrea Mitchell, whose husband, Alan Greenspan encouraged people to take out sub-prime mortgages. Other culprits include Tamron Hall and others.

I was a Democrat up until the Indiana Primary. I switched to Independent the day following but agonized for a day before finally mailing in the form. I feel empowered now that I've done so. I will no long vote down the ballot for anyone with a (DO) beside their name because of party affiliation. Anyone who gets my vote will have to earn it.

The primary reasons for the switch:
--Florida and Michigan were not "allowed" to re-vote
--Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi showed no leadership when they did not insist on a re-vote
--Obama's lawyers prevented re-vote in Florida and Michigan
--The Democrats are phonies. They only care about votes counting if it favors them or their favorite candidate
--The disloyalty being shown to Hillary by people who were "friends" and supporters
--The fact that "the men" in the party and Nancy Pelosi have "decided" that Obama is the nominee
--The media has been aiding Obama and "decided" the nomination
--The false and undeserved portrayal of Bill and Hillary as racists
--The fact that Obama has been forced down our throats even after recent revelations
--I don't believe Obama is truthful
--I think he is naive, inexperienced, and dangerous in his thinking (meeting with Iran and others)
--Super delegate system and the way delegates awarded is undemocratic
--"Math" and "rock star" status should not be the determining factors to choose nominee
--Ted Kennedy particularly has peed me off, declaring Hillary does not have kind of leadership to bring country together. Take a look at his history! He's a fine one to talk!
--Hillary is more electable than Obama yet they will still give him the nomination
--The Obama Campaign and supporters speaks disparagingly of Hillary and her supporters
--Obama has been talking victory laps and said he would declare victory on May 20th. They have since revised that statement.
--I will not vote for Obama and would only do so IF Hillary were on the ticket. However, I believe Hillary should be at the top of the ticket
--How can they give this nobody with no experience with questionable characters in his background the nomination? This is on the same level as Bush becoming President
--The Dems are choosing based on personality, not electability, and certainly not experience
--I would vote for McCain based on experience. I also have contact with him. He is my Senator and he has helped me with Immigration and Student Loan issues.