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Dear Dawn, Here's the most important thing you need to know about this race: it's neck-and-neck. Only 130 delegates separate Hillary from Senator Obama -- and that's not counting Florida and Michigan. The difference in popular vote is less than 1 percent, and millions of voters have yet to make their voices heard. This election should be about their choice. But now we're hearing people -- elected officials, party members, and Obama campaign surrogates -- call for Hillary to pull out. With the race this close, it sure doesn't make sense to me that she'd leave now -- does it make sense to you? There's no better way to tell Hillary that you support her staying in than to make a contribution to her campaign -- and no better time to contribute than right now. If you've never donated online before, now is the time to do it. Even as little as $5 can make a difference. We're facing a big deadline on Monday. Our opponents and the media will scrutinize our fundraising reports and look for any sign of weakness. By making a contribution today, you can help make sure we show nothing but strength. Contribute $5 by our midnight Monday deadline to help us show our strength. I know that Hillary never forgets exactly why she is running. Her commitment to the people of this country never wavers. At this critical moment, all of us supporting Hillary must make sure we are just as focused as she is. With all the talk of the state of the race, all the people telling her she should just give up, you and I must make sure she has everything she needs to stay in this race. With our big fundraising deadline coming up midnight Monday, we need to show the critics and the doubters that this campaign is running full steam ahead with the determination to win. Contribute $5 now to help us reach our $3 million goal by midnight Monday. My family isn't big on quitting. Hillary's in this race to win, and she's in it thanks to you. Sincerely, Bill Clinton

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• #1 Comment from scottsoperson 
  4/14/08 12:16 AM | Permalink

  Obama says that small town America hates people who are different. They cling to their guns and religion.
  
  Hmmmmm?
  
  Bit of a generalization there. And even if it is true, was it a wise thing for a presidential candidate to say. I don't think so. I guess we'll see on April 22.
  
  Also, Wikipedia describes Rashid Khalidi as Obama's friend. Obama may even have raised money for Khalidi's charity.
  
  Wikipedia says Khalidi used to work for the Palestine National Authority. So Khalidi may actually have worked for Yassir Arafat.
  
  Khalidi has said a few interesting things too. Like he implied that Ariel Sharon was a terrorist. Or he made both negative and positive comments about Arafat, his supposed former employer.
  
  Khalidi explained that Israel didn't like to talk to Arafat because he was a terrorist.
  
  "But I could say the same about Sharon," said Khalidi.
  
  Indeed, I feel Khalidi is correct but I suspect most American voters would not feel that way, especially those "pro-Israel voters from New York and Florida."
  
  "Pro-Israel voters from New York and Florida" is a quote from Tony McPeek, a foreign policy advisor for Obama. McPeek's statement was "we don't have peace in the Middle East because of those pro-Israel voters from New York and Florida."
  
  I agree with McPeek too but as Mrs. Obama stated, America is basically "ignorant." So most voters would not agree with McPeek, especially those crucial pro-Israel voters.
  
  I agree with McPeek, Mrs. Obama and Khalidi.
  
  But I'm not running for president.