MURDER, POLITICS, AND THE END OF THE JAZZ AGE
by Michael Wolraich
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MURDER, POLITICS, AND THE END OF THE JAZZ AGE by Michael Wolraich Order today at Barnes & Noble / Amazon / Books-A-Million / Bookshop |
Dear President Barack Obama,
I worked for you and I put my money out there for you. Although I paid for 3 tickets, I missed your speech in Charlottesville, because my son's football award ceremony was changed to the night you were here (his original ceremony was rained out). I really regret that, but only the weather part! I did manage to see Michelle when she came here with Lilly Ledbetter and Jill Biden, and I had a great time - it was so inspiring.
I heard your speech at Notre Dame, and regardless of all the other things that people might say, the main thing I heard was that you aren't afraid to discuss things that people disagree about - vehemently. I was impressed with what you said, and am glad you said it. The pundits predicted that you would avoid the subject, but you did not. Good for you!
OK. Now I am warming up to some things that matter a lot to me. There are many of them, but I will limit myself to three, which I think our country's reputation and future depend on:
Pictures? If we do what is right, those pictures will only show that our country does the right thing. You are a Constitutional Scholar. Surely you don't believe that those who dismissed the rule of law of our country should just go on with their lives so that we can all "look forward, rather than back." We survived Nixon. It is up to you to decide if we will survive Bush/Cheney.
If you pass UNIVERSAL SINGLE-PAYER HEALTH CARE, it will guarantee a Democratic electorate for the next 50 years. The republicans know this, because they see what happened in England. Please, don't fall for their scare tactics, and please understand that whatever the insurance company and hospitals withhold from campaign contributions will be dwarfed by the grassroots who will support the Democrats who stood up for all of us.
Please, Please don't let us down!