a sincere message for Sarah
3:41 PM 17 Sep 2008 [ View original ]
Dear Sarah:
I truly hope this reaches you. Ever since I first heard the media as
well as the Democratic critics attack your "lack of experience" I
have wanted to send this message.
The first time I was privileged to vote was in the 1952 election. I
had just turned 21 in the spring, was a recent graduate of Indiana
University, and was anxious to exercise this wonderful freedom to
pick my candidate. ( Having been raised in a conservative Republican
family might have swayed me a little bit.) I heard Gen . Eisenhower
answer a question on T-V about his notion that he had the ability to
serve as President since he had no previous experience other than the
military.
His response was brilliant and I gained a sudden feeling of
confidence in this military man. He said, "I may not know all there
is to know about Economics. I may not know all there is to know
about fiscal responsibility. I may not know all there is to know
about foreign affairs, BUT as your President I will have the power to
hire as advisors the people that do know."
Please use his quotation.
Sincerely,
Rosemary Frankian, a California Republican
P. S. If this Email goes through, I'm going to send you another
.about Teddy Roosevelt whose credentials you have in common!
a sincere message for Sarah
3:41 PM 17 Sep 2008 [ View original ]
Dear Sarah:
I truly hope this reaches you. Ever since I first heard the media as
well as the Democratic critics attack your "lack of experience" I
have wanted to send this message.
The first time I was privileged to vote was in the 1952 election. I
had just turned 21 in the spring, was a recent graduate of Indiana
University, and was. anxious to exercise this wonderful freedom to
pick my candidate. (Having been raised in a conservative Republican
family might have swayed me a little bit.) I heard Gen. Eisenhower
answer a question on T-V about his notion that he had the ability to
serve as President since he had no previous experience other than the
military.
His response was brilliant and I gained a sudden feeling of
confidence in this military man. He said, "I may not know all there
is to know about Economics. I may not know all there is to know
about fiscal responsibility. I may not know all there is to know
about foreign affairs, BUT as your President I will have the power to
hire as advisors the people that do know."
Please use his quotation.
Sincerely,
Rosemary Frankian, a California Republican
P. S. If this Email goes through, I'm going to send you another
about Teddy Roosevelt whose credentials you have in common!