I think I understand what you like to say although I have to guess part of it. Anyway, wish you a nice week, QQ!
虔謙 發表評論於
:) Thank you Damo, a new week has begun a gain. Have you been busy, because if you have the time goes by even faster. I know some one wrote to Hilary, but probably got the same kind of standard reply....All in a sudden i realized that when you live in US the root switched and you become more and more concern on what's going on. i will chat you more later.
Have a good one.
not sure about that :) thank you Damo! 又是新一周了, 想起了一首歌: children get older time gets older and i am gettig older too...
Enjoy a brand new week Damo!
LevelII 發表評論於
Thank you very much for your greeting. Sorry to hear you feel bad on this day. You know, on this day, many people care about you. Sweet dream...
虔謙 發表評論於
i feel bad for..
Greetings Damo! :)
LevelII 發表評論於
這是比較切實的競選做法之一。
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Play: Clinton knocks on Texas doors 38 minutes ago
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Thirty-six years ago, Hillary Rodham Clinton knocked on doors through southern Texas registering voters for the Democratic Party. It was her first job in politics.
Now she's after the top job in politics and the door knocking Wednesday was distinctly different.
Clinton went looking for support on the 1900 block of West Mistletoe Street. The working class neighborhood had little notice. Suddenly Secret Service agents and her media entourage descended on tight lawns and flower beds.
Women greeted her with trembling hands. She praised an Iraq war veteran. She petted prize-winning beagles. And she posed for pictures, and more pictures.
"For us, her husband was a great president. That's why we're going to support her. She's for the working poor," said Maria Huerta, speaking in her native Spanish.
Added her husband, Frank Huerta: "You know women — when they say something is going to happen, it's going to happen."
The Huertas were the first on the block to greet Clinton, before word spread and neighbors and reporters pressed in around her.
She took a picture with Julian Manchaca, a 41-year-old Army sergeant who said he was preparing for his fifth deployment to Iraq before a back injury set him back. She thanked him for his service.
Manchaca and Clinton aren't necessarily on the same page on Iraq. Clinton wants to begin pulling troops out of Iraq 60 days into her administration. Manchaca disagrees. "We've got to do what we've got to do. I think we have to go and finish it."
But he plans to vote for her, nonetheless. "She's best qualified to do the job," he said. "She's a very strong woman."
原因很簡單, 共和黨更看重的個人奮鬥和能力. 有個故事: 華人政治組織 80/20 (又稱長老會) 在 GORE 競選時, 獲其許諾提拔一華人出任內閣部長, 而 BUSH 卻一口拒絕任何與族衣有關的承諾. 因而長老會決定支持下 GORE. 實際上, 趙小蘭已出任勞工部長多年.
對我們華人來說, 我們是一個處於絕對劣勢的民族, 但是我們勤奮, 聰明, 守法. 隻有對勤奮, 聰明和守法的肯定, 才是我們有立錐之地的保證. 如果我們支持針對族衣的交易, 我們同時也是在變相支持其他族衣對我們的報複. 要知道, 在美國, 最仇視華人的, 就是很多華人鼎立支持的其他少數族衣. DEOS THAT MEAN SOMETHING?
sorude06 發表評論於
回複meiguo的評論:
別人怎麽有你的電郵呢？
pjx 發表評論於
Very good points!
冥冥之中必有定數，又何必煩惱？
benteng 發表評論於
應該支持喜拉莉
Lianxin 發表評論於
I donate $ 1000 to Hillary. She is THE ONE can bring the country to the right track. She understand China and Chinese people. She did not trash China this time, and Obama did. She is THE ONE can bring real change , NOT Obama! Nice talk can not change anything.
Landlord: Clinton staff stiffed me on rent
http://www.seacoastonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080208/NEWS/802080448
PORTSMOUTH — Rochester physician Terry Bennett said he rented a city building to people who worked for Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign — and skipped town without paying the bill.
Making matters worse, Bennett said, the 3,000-square-foot building at 236 Union St. was left trashed. Campaign signs were left lying all over the place, he said.
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"It's a very nice little building, with an 1,800-foot warehouse and the rest can be offices," Bennett said. "There's a full kitchen and bath. They used it as a campaign center and dormitory. I expected them to hand the Realtor a check as they left. They did not."
Bennett said he wanted to be fair. The tenants contacted him and said they wanted the building for five days before the New Hampshire primary, which was held Jan. 8.
Realtor Michael Whitney said arrangements for the rental were made by Emily Walsh, who, Whitney said, corresponded with him from a Clinton campaign e-mail address. A New Hampshire woman named Emily Walsh has a blog written on Clinton's campaign Web site. She is listed on the Web site as a resident of Manchester. An Emily Walsh from Manchester has also been named a 1st Congressional District delegate for the Democratic National Convention to be held in Denver, Colo.
Calls and e-mails from the Herald to Kathleen Strand, Clinton's New Hampshire spokeswoman, were not immediately returned. E-mails and attempts to reach Walsh by phone, as well as calls to a woman who picked up the keys from Whitney, were not returned.
The Herald also made a call to Clinton's national campaign headquarters in Arlington, Va. A woman reached in the press office said she would try to get someone who could respond, but there was no response.
Neither Bennett nor Whitney knew how many people actually stayed in the building. The rent charged was $100 a day, for a total of $500.
Whitney, with the firm of Keller Williams Coastal Realty, confirmed the building was not left in good condition.
"We had to pick up after them," he said.
Whitney said he has been trying to collect rent for four weeks.
"I sent about 20 e-mails," said Whitney. "I hear the Clinton campaign is out of money. Maybe the woman got laid off. I called, but they will not return any of my calls."
This week, national news reports said Hillary Clinton loaned her campaign $5 million of her personal fortune. Bennett said he finds it hard to believe she can't afford $500.
When the group did not give him a check for the amount up front, as per the agreement, Whitney said, he gave them the benefit of the doubt.
"But they packed up and left," he said.
"They left enough trash for a small army," said Bennett. "We filled two of those big black trash bags with what they left. There might still be a 4x8 Hillary sign there we pulled off the fence."
Bennett said he bought the building about five or six years ago.
We will learn how to deal with the Chinese from Japan. (He is mentioning the trade in-balance, but his also blaming China for unsafe toy exports)
If you are voting for Obama, are you willing to be treated by the nation of Japan?
LevelII 發表評論於
QQ, have a good weekend!
plk88 發表評論於
My son (7 1/2 yrs) said he voted for Obama since he is "COOL". I got emails from his supporters said he is good listener and has good advisors. I can not vote for him based on these recommendations. I may choose McCain if Obama is nominated even though I am against the war.
smart518 發表評論於
I strongly support Hilary for whatever reason. Obama always say he will bring change, but never say what kind change he can bring. Change could be good, but also could be bad. Just say bring change mean nothing!
toiamwoman 發表評論於
Those who oppose Obama are hopeless.
"The hope of immigrants setting out for distant shores......"
Obama 's team are good. During the super W day, checked the ABC or Yahoo posting. Both were posted misleading voting percentages in every states. claiming O is winning by a 10% or more margin. And showing O had a ew mire registed delegate votes than C.
But the result on next morning were opposite.
O spent a lot of money hiring people to do the works in inernet poll or websites in communities.
