I am a hardworking, single, accomplished, Christian, black American woman with a physical disability. Today, I live my life very carefully so that I can conserve my energy, protect my health, and do only those things which are vital to my everyday life. Responding to your cry for American women to raise their voices and vote responsibly this November is critical.
I love my country and am proud to be an American despite the many overwhelming problems we face. Governor Palin would only add to the problems because she is ill prepared on every level to become our Commander-in-Chief—and that is a very real possibility. Imagine, if you will, if Senator McCain is elected, and then Sarah Palin, for whatever reason, becomes President of the United States.
With that in mind, please watch the VP debate tonight, Thursday, October 2, and decide for yourself. If our elected Presidential candidate is unable to carry out his duties, who will you want to become our leader?
Thank you and may God richly bless you, your loved ones, and our United States.
-Gerri M.
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On Wednesday, September 3, we sent out an email to 40 friends and colleagues asking them to respond to Sarah Palin’s candidacy as Vice President of the United States. They forwarded the letter to their friends across America. To date, we have received nearly 200,000 responses from women of all ages and backgrounds. Below are their voices.
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- We are not in the habit of criticizing women in the public sphere, as we usually feel we should support our female compatriots with as much encouragement as we can. However, Sarah Palin's record is anti-woman. Feminism is not simply about achieving the power and status typically held by men. It's about protecting and supporting the rights of women of all classes, races, cultures, and beliefs. Palin's record and beliefs do not align with this. She was chosen by John McCain specifically because he believes that American women will vote for any female candidate regardless of their qualifications. He is wrong.