Kathy Sullivan endorses Clinton

Former New Hampshire Democratic Party Chair Kathy Sullivan endorsed Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign today.

Until she stepped down last spring, Sullivan was the longest serving Democratic Chair in state history. Because of her connections and political astuteness she was seen as a big catch for any campaign.


http://www.boston.com/news/local/politics/primarysource/2007/10/kathy_sullivan.html

Looks like another busy week. :)

Hey, I like 'em spicy. ;-)

Highly "unhip"...

wants war with Iran!!

;)

http://unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Clinton+gets+Sullivan+endorsement&articleId=7a2ddafa-34f5-49e3-8bb5-9d34ed54af32

She's a heck of an organizer and if endorsements mean anything in New Hampshire - hers will be important.

:hi:

Kathy is part of the Shaheen inner circle and has been unofficialy flacking for Hillary for months. She really doesn't give Clinton anything she didn't already have, ie, the Shaheen hard-core supporters, some Manchester hack politicos, and another baby boom woman who can raise money.

Color me unimpressed.

in New Hampshire it's granite :P

have political contacts and can raise $$ :eyes:

NEW HAMPSHIRE

10/10/07
Estabrook endorses Clinton
State Sen. Iris Estabrook of Durham is seventh in New Hampshire to back candidate.

9/24/07
Nurses Leadership Committee
Over 120 Granite State Nurses Endorse Hillary for President

Support for Senator Hillary Clinton continues to grow among New Hampshire medical professionals following last week's announcement of her American Health Choices Plan. Today, the New Hampshire for Hillary campaign announced that 121 nurses have endorsed Hillary for President and will serve as members of the New Hampshire Nurses for Hillary Leadership Committee.

9/18/2007
NH for Hillary Announces “Granite State Health Corps”
Health Care Leaders Endorse Senator Clinton’s Plan to Provide Coverage to Every American

Granite State Health Corps

Ellen Ceppetelli, RN, Windsor, VT - Chair of the Department of Nursing at Colby-Sawyer College and Director of Nursing Education at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
Dr. Jeffrey Cohen, Hanover, NH - Chief of Neurosurgery at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Dr. Stuart Glassman, Bedford, NH -Adjunct Assistant Professor of Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth College Medical School
Senator Maggie Hassan, Exeter, NH - Health Care Advocate, served on the board of Community Developmental Services and the Disabilities Rights Center
Senator Molly Kelly, Keene, NH - Vice Chairwoman of the Healthy New Hampshire Foundation and Board member of the Home Care Association of New Hampshire.
Rep. Martha McLeod, Franconia, NH - Executive Director of the North Country Health Consortium
Dr. Cynthia Moniz, Canterbury, NH - Ph.D., MSW
Dr. Chris Roseberry, Exeter, NH - Chief of Surgery at Exeter Hospital
Senator Kathy Sgambati, Tilton, NH - Former Deputy Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
Dr. Elizabeth Smith, Concord, NH - Pediatrician
Dr. Gary Sobelson, Concord, NH - Family Physician and NH Medical Leader
Wendy Wilson, RN, Laconia, NH - Professor of Nursing at the New Hampshire Technical College
Dr. Rick Wilson, Laconia, NH - Medical Administrator, and former clinical pediatrician of 25 years at Lakes Regional General Hospital



9/17/07
NH:State Senators Kathy Sgambati, of Tilton, and Maggie Hassan, of Exeter


9/7/2007
New Hampshire AFL-CIO member - Labor leader, Dennis Adams.

8/1/2007
NH Speaker of the House Terie Norelli to Co-Chair NH for Hillary Campaign


7/26/2007
NEA NH Leader Karen McDonough to Co-Chair Education Leaders for Hillary

6/07/2007
NH: Hillary gets support from big names in state's Upper Valley
Former Vermont Governor/award winning poet/former US Ambassador to Switzerland Madeleine Kunin
and her newly wedded husband John Hennessey, the former dean of the Dartmouth College Tuck School of Business.
Mary Chambers, the former House Democratic Leader
Ralph Hough, the former Republican Senate President
State Representative Bernie Benn
Former state representatives Marion Copenhaver and Hilda Sokol.


7/05/07
Democratic Leader, Chris Pappas,

6/28/2007
NH Sen. Molly Kelly Becomes 50th State Legislator to Endorse Hillary for President
Five New State Representatives Also Endorse

State Representatives Susan Beauchesne (Allenstown), Roger Berube (Somersworth), Tom Fargo (Dover), Anne Grassie (Rochester), and Tom McGuirck (Hampton) join Kelly in announcing their support today.


6/08/07
Roger Goun, a former software engineer turned progressive political activist


5//25/07

Veterans and Military Retirees For Hillary

Bob Hannan (New Hampshire)
Veteran, Airforce Captain, Vietnam, Bronze Star

Eleanor Kjellman, (New Hampshire)
Veteran, US Air Force Officer
Son served in Iraq

5/23/07
NH:State Senator Deb Reynolds

5/16/07
New Hampshire state Senate President Sylvia Larsen

4/23/07
500 NH Women Announce Support for Sen. Clinton For President
State Sen. DeVries to Co-Chair NH Women for Hillary
500 @ link
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/release/view/?id=1470


4/19/2007
Eight More NH State Representatives Endorse Senator Clinton for President
NH Support Continues to Grow with 37 House Endorsements

Today's State Representative endorsements include: Catriona Beck (Bennington); James Cyr (Strafford); Eleanor Kjellman (Henniker); Lori Movsesian (Nashua); Barbara Shaw (Manchester); Mary Sysyn (Manchester); Janet Wall (Madbury); and Deborah Wheeler (Northfield).


4/5/2007
Nine More NH State Representatives Endorse Senator Clinton for President
NH House Support Continues to Grow; Now Totals Nearly 30


Delmar Burridge (Keene), Jane Clemons (Nashua), David Cote (Nashua), Carol Friedrich (Wentworth), Jill Shaffer Hammond (Peterborough), Angeline Kopka (Nashua), Gus Lerandeau, (Keene), Anthony Matarazzo (Nashua), and Trinka Russell (Stratham).

Peter H. Allen (Harrisville), Peter Cote (Nashua); John DeJoie (Concord); Carol Estes (Plymouth); Raymond Gagnon (Claremont); Doreen Howard (Newmarket); Jean Jeudy (Manchester); Steve Johnson (Manchester); Betty Lasky (Nashua); Melanie Levesque (Brookline); Ricia McMahon (North Sutton); Martha McLeod (Franconia); Edgar Mears (Berlin); Michael Reuschel (Manchester); Deanna Rollo (Rollinsford); Michael Rollo (Rollinsford); Jim Splaine (Portsmouth); Hector Velez (Manchester); Mary Jane Wallner (Concord) and Jane Wood (Laconia).


3/20/2007
Asst. NH House Majority Leader Bette Laskyof Nashua announced today that she endorses Senator Clinton for President.

3/13/2007
FRANCONIA, NH -- Prominent Franconia legislator and healthcare advocate State Representative Martha McLeod today announced her decision to endorse Senator Hillary Clinton for President.


3/6/2007
NH House Majority Leader Mary Jane Wallner Endorses Senator Clinton for President

Here are some people with the good sense to support Barack Obama:

Congressman Paul Hodes
Former Health & Human Services Commissioner Ned Helms
Mary Rauh (campaign finance reform activist and '98 congressional nominee)
Bishop Gene Robinson (Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire)
Gary Hirshberg (CEO, Stonyfield Farms Yogurt)
Clifton Below (Public Utilities Commissioner)
Paul LeBlanc (president, Southern New Hampshire University)
Sen. Martha Fuller Clark
Sen. Jackie Cilley
Sen. Harold Janeway
Rep. Susan Almy of Lebanon (chair, House Ways & Means Committee)
Rep. Kris Roberts of Keene (chair, House Veteran's Affairs Committee)
Rep. Deborah Billian of Rochester
Rep. Liz Blanchard of Penacook
Rep. C. Pennington "Penn" Brown of Epping
Rep. Ed Butler of Hart’s Location
Rep. Jennifer Daler of Temple
Rep. Jane Kelley of Hampton
Rep. Sally Kelly of Chichester
Rep. Jim Kennedy of Exeter
Rep. Nickolas Levasseur of Manchester
Rep. Sid Lovett of Holderness
Rep. Shawn Mickelonis of Rochester
Rep. Bonnie Mitchell of Jaffrey
Rep. Kay Oppenheimer of Strafford
Rep. Maggie Porter of Merrimack
Rep. Jim Powers of Portsmouth
Rep. Cindy Rosenwald of Nashua
Rep. Tara Sad of Walpole
Rep. Carla Skinder of Cornish
Rep. Nancy Warren of Rochester
Rep. Lucy Weber of Walpole
Kate Hanna (former legal counsel to Gov. John Lynch)
Brenda Maclellan (former coordinator, NH Women for Kerry)
Rep. Paul McEachern of Portsmouth
Hon. Mark Fernald (former state senator and gubernatorial nominee)
Hon. Jack Pratt (Cheshire County Commissioner)
Hon. Betsy Shultis (former state representative)
Hon. Peter Sullivan (former state representative)
Andru Volinsky (attorney and education funding activist)
Hon. Jim Duffy (Keene city councilor)
Hon. Jerome Duval (Manchester alderman)
Hon. Robin Read (former state representative)
Larry Johnson (state commander, Disabled American Veterans)
Doug Micklon (former state commander, American Legion)
John Rubery (senior vice commander, NH Veterans of Foreign Wars)

10/13/07

The Alabama Democratic Conference endorsed U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton for the presidency

The Alabama Democratic Conference (ADC) is one of the nation’s oldest and most powerful black Democratic organizations. The ADC endorsement will go a long way to ensure a primary victory not only in Alabama, but in other states as well. Alabama's primary is Feb. 5, which it shares with other Southern states, including Arkansas, Georgia, and Tennessee.


10/12/07
Civil rights leader, Rep. John Lewis endorses Clinton

Georgia (AP)- Hillary Rodham Clinton won the endorsement Friday of Rep. John Lewis, a hero of the civil rights struggle, in a blow to Barack Obama in the battle for black support for the Democratic presidential nomination.

"Without reservation or any hesitation I am proud to endorse Hillary Clinton to be the next Democratic nominee to be president of the United States," Lewis said at an appearance with Clinton at Paschal's Restaurant, an Atlanta landmark of the civil rights movement.




10/11/07
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
On his weekly Air America radio show this week, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told listeners that Hillary Clinton is the candidate he is currently supporting for president.

Naturally, RFK Jr. would support whomever the Democratic nominee will be in 2008, and at this point, all bets are on Hillary Clinton.


10/11/07
George McGovern backs Hillary Clinton

Former U.S. Sen. George McGovern, in remarks Thursday at the University of Kentucky, said he supports U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton for president because of her experience, her proven ability to attract voters across the political spectrum and because she would be “a good representative as the first woman president.”



10/10/07
Estabrook endorses Clinton
State Sen. Iris Estabrook of Durham is seventh in New Hampshire to back candidate.



10/8/2007
Fmr. Washington Governor Gary Locke Endorses Clinton

“Hillary Clinton can deliver the change this country needs,” Locke said. “Only Hillary has the breadth of experience, the knowledge and the skills necessary to lead our country at a time when leadership is so sorely needed.”


10/5/2007
California State Controller John Chiang


10/3/2007
Former Maine Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis



10/3/2007
WA: Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon


10/03/07
American Federation of Teachers (AFT).
Headquarters: Washington DC


10/2/2007
Former President and CEO of OPIC George Muñoz
He is currently the President of Muñoz Financial Group.
Washington DC


10/2/2007
CA:San Francisco AAPI Leaders

San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting and Julie D. Soo, chair of the California Democratic Party’s Asian and Pacific Islander Caucus.


10/1/2007
CA:Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums



10/1/2007
NM: Former Secretary of the Army Louis E. Caldera

9/28/2007
Ohio Senate Minority Whip Ray Miller Endorses Clinton


9/27/2007
NV:Carson City Supervisor Robin Williamson Endorses Clinton


9/27/2007
Rob Reiner Endorses Hillary Clinton
Democratic Activist and Director Cites Experience, Commitment to All Americans
Until now, my wife Michele and I have supported all of the Democratic candidates. After watching the candidates debate, stake out their positions on the issues and lay out their visions for our nation, it is clear that Hillary Clinton should be our next president.

Today, I am excited and proud to endorse Hillary Clinton and pledge to do everything I can to elect her.




9/27/2007
Florida Attorney Bill McBride Endorses Clinton
McBride Joins National Veterans and Military Retirees Steering Cmte.

"Hillary Clinton has the strength and experience to support our troops and end the war in Iraq," McBride said. "She is ready to lead from her first day in the White House."



9/27/2007
California Rep. Diane Watson Endorses Clinton

"These challenging times call for a leader with Hillary’s strength and experience," said Congresswoman Watson. "Her 35-year record fighting for children and families makes her uniquely qualified to hit the ground running on her first day in the White House."




9/27/2007
Florida attorney Willie E. Gary has been named a national campaign co-chair. In July, Gary announced his support for Senator Clinton to an audience of over 200 African American men who participated in an African Americans for Hillary lunch meeting.

"Hillary is a champion of civil rights, and she cares about the future of America’s youth," Gary stated. "I have much admiration and respect for her and believe her steadfast values, forward thinking and outstanding leadership is what our country needs in a president. I am honored to serve as a national co-chair for the campaign."



9/26/2007
Rhode Island Treasurer Frank T. Caprio, State Rep. David Caprio Endorse Clinton

"Senator Clinton offers the strength and experience to lead America at a time when we face great uncertainties at home and abroad," Treasurer Caprio said.

"We need a leader who can hit the ground running on her first day in the White House, and that leader is Hillary Clinton," Rep. Caprio said.


9/25/2007
Former Philadelphia Congressman Reverend William H. Gray III Endorses Clinton for President
Gray Named as National Campaign Co-Chair



9/25/2007
Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown Endorses Clinton

"Hillary Clinton has the experience, the ideas and the strength to lead America along the path of progress," Brown said. "She is the best candidate to restore our standing with our global allies, to support our soldiers at home and abroad, and to improve the quality of life for all Americans."



9/24/07
Nurses Leadership Committee
Over 120 Granite State Nurses Endorse Hillary for President

9/24/2007
Missouri: Jackson County Executive Mike Sanders Endorses Clinton


9/24/2007
International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Endorses Clinton
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsement of the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers (BAC). The BAC is the oldest continuous union in North America and represents roughly 100,000 skilled masonry-trowel trades craftworkers.


9/24/07
Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh

9/18/2007
California Legislative Black Caucus Chair Mervyn Dymally



9/18/2007
NH for Hillary Announces “Granite State Health Corps”
Health Care Leaders Endorse Senator Clinton’s Plan to Provide Coverage to Every American

Granite State Health Corps

Ellen Ceppetelli, RN, Windsor, VT - Chair of the Department of Nursing at Colby-Sawyer College and Director of Nursing Education at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
Dr. Jeffrey Cohen, Hanover, NH - Chief of Neurosurgery at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Dr. Stuart Glassman, Bedford, NH -Adjunct Assistant Professor of Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth College Medical School
Senator Maggie Hassan, Exeter, NH - Health Care Advocate, served on the board of Community Developmental Services and the Disabilities Rights Center
Senator Molly Kelly, Keene, NH - Vice Chairwoman of the Healthy New Hampshire Foundation and Board member of the Home Care Association of New Hampshire.
Rep. Martha McLeod, Franconia, NH - Executive Director of the North Country Health Consortium
Dr. Cynthia Moniz, Canterbury, NH - Ph.D., MSW
Dr. Chris Roseberry, Exeter, NH - Chief of Surgery at Exeter Hospital
Senator Kathy Sgambati, Tilton, NH - Former Deputy Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
Dr. Elizabeth Smith, Concord, NH - Pediatrician
Dr. Gary Sobelson, Concord, NH - Family Physician and NH Medical Leader
Wendy Wilson, RN, Laconia, NH - Professor of Nursing at the New Hampshire Technical College
Dr. Rick Wilson, Laconia, NH - Medical Administrator, and former clinical pediatrician of 25 years at Lakes Regional General Hospital



9/17/2007
Nevada State Legislators
Assembly Members, McClain, Mortenson and Arberry to Mobilize Caucus Goers for Clinton




9/17/2007
Colorado House Speaker Andrew Romanoff, House Majority Leader Alice Madden and 10 other legislators and community leaders. Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb was named a national campaign co-chair.

Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff, Arapahoe and Denver Counties
House Majority Leader Alice Madden, Boulder County
House Assistant Majority Leader Michael Garcia, Arapahoe County
Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb
State Senator Betty Boyd, Jefferson County
State Senator Lois Tochtrop, Adams County
State Representative Debbie Benefield, Jefferson County
State Representative Nancy Todd, Arapahoe and Denver Counties
Denver City Councilwoman Judy Montero
Denver City Councilwoman Carol Boigon
Colorado State Board of Education Member Karen Middleton, Aurora
DNC Member Mannie Rodriguez, Adams County





9/17/2007
Nevada State Legislators
State Assembly - Assemblywoman Kathy McClain, Assemblyman Harry Mortenson,and Assemblyman Morse Arberry






9/17/07
NH:State Senators Kathy Sgambati, of Tilton, and Maggie Hassan, of Exeter




9/16/2007
U.S. Virgin Islands Delegate Donna M. Christensen Endorses Clinton





9/15/2007
Nevada Assembly Majority Leader John Oceguera Endorses Clinton for President

"Hillary Clinton is clearly the most qualified candidate, with the experience and commitment to bring the change we need to move our country forward," said Oceguera. "She is talented, intelligent and tough, and ready to lead from her very first day in office. It is truly a special moment for our country when we have the opportunity not only to elect the first woman president, but also a candidate who has spent her entire career fighting for those without a voice. I’m excited to endorse Hillary Clinton and ready to work hard to ensure she has Nevada in her column."





9/15/2007
Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow Endorses Clinton

"Hillary Clinton has the experience required to walk into the Oval Office on day one and start delivering the type of change our country needs. She understands the challenges facing our working families, and she has fought her entire life to make sure they have the tools they need to achieve the American Dream. She understands that our manufacturers are the heart and soul of the American middle class and that they deserve our support. I am endorsing Hillary Clinton for President because she is ready to lead, she understands the change that America needs and she has never backed down from a fight."





9/15/2007
General Wesley K. Clark Endorses Clinton

"The world has reached a critical point, and we need a leader in the White House with the courage, intelligence and humility to navigate through many troubling challenges to our security at home and abroad. I believe Senator Clinton is that leader, and I whole-heartedly endorse her for President of the United States," General Clark said. "Our economic and national security has become more complicated than ever before, and we deserve a leader who draws on wisdom, compassion, intelligence and moral courage - in short, we need Hillary Clinton. She is tough but fair, a rock-solid leader equal to the many weighty challenges ahead of us.




9/13/2007
CA: US Congresswoman Laura Richardson Endorses Hillary Clinton



9/13/2007
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsements of Annapolis Mayor Ellen Moyer and more than 30 mayors, legislators and community leaders.


Senator Rona Kramer, Montgomery County
Delegate Ben Barnes, Prince George’s and Anne Arundel Counties
Delegate Jane Lawton, Montgomery County
Delegate Shirley Nathan-Pulliam, Baltimore County
Delegate Doyle Niemann, Prince George’s County
Former Delegate Pauline Menes, Anne Arundel and Prince George’s Counties
Former Delegate Juanita Miller, Prince George’s County
Montgomery County Board of Education President Nancy Navarro
Annapolis Mayor Ellen Moyer
Brentwood Mayor Bettyjean Bailey-Schmiedigen
Colmar Manor Mayor Diana Fennell
Somerset Mayor Walter Behr
Takoma Park Mayor Kathy Porter
Former Greenbelt Mayor and Prince George’s County Councilmember Richard Castaldi
Brentwood Vice Mayor and Councilwoman Marlene Robinson
Baltimore City Councilmember Rochelle 'Rikki' Spector
Brentwood Councilmember Margaret Terry
Bladensberg Councilmember Charlina Watson
Bowie Councilmember Todd Turner
Chesapeake City Councilmember Tracy Sampson
Edmonston Councilmember Tracy Farrish
Glenarden Councilmember Antoinette Watson
Hyattsville Councilmember Mark Matulef
Laurel Councilmember Gayle Wellford Snyder
Somerset Councilmember Lesley Anne Simmons
Former Cottage City Commissioner Anna Marie Angolia
Former Berwyn Heights Councilmember Regina McNeill
Debra Carter, Former Assistant Secretary, Maryland Department of Transportation
Lt. Colonel Alphonso Hawkins, Deputy Director, Maryland Natural Resources Police
Dennis Felton, Football Coach and Activist, Prince George’s County
Partha Pillai, Activist, Prince George’s County
Michael Eaves, Activist, Harford County


/13/2007
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsements of Annapolis Mayor Ellen Moyer and more than 30 mayors, legislators and community leaders.


Senator Rona Kramer, Montgomery County
Delegate Ben Barnes, Prince George’s and Anne Arundel Counties
Delegate Jane Lawton, Montgomery County
Delegate Shirley Nathan-Pulliam, Baltimore County
Delegate Doyle Niemann, Prince George’s County
Former Delegate Pauline Menes, Anne Arundel and Prince George’s Counties
Former Delegate Juanita Miller, Prince George’s County
Montgomery County Board of Education President Nancy Navarro
Annapolis Mayor Ellen Moyer
Brentwood Mayor Bettyjean Bailey-Schmiedigen
Colmar Manor Mayor Diana Fennell
Somerset Mayor Walter Behr
Takoma Park Mayor Kathy Porter
Former Greenbelt Mayor and Prince George’s County Councilmember Richard Castaldi
Brentwood Vice Mayor and Councilwoman Marlene Robinson
Baltimore City Councilmember Rochelle 'Rikki' Spector
Brentwood Councilmember Margaret Terry
Bladensberg Councilmember Charlina Watson
Bowie Councilmember Todd Turner
Chesapeake City Councilmember Tracy Sampson
Edmonston Councilmember Tracy Farrish
Glenarden Councilmember Antoinette Watson
Hyattsville Councilmember Mark Matulef
Laurel Councilmember Gayle Wellford Snyder
Somerset Councilmember Lesley Anne Simmons
Former Cottage City Commissioner Anna Marie Angolia
Former Berwyn Heights Councilmember Regina McNeill
Debra Carter, Former Assistant Secretary, Maryland Department of Transportation
Lt. Colonel Alphonso Hawkins, Deputy Director, Maryland Natural Resources Police
Dennis Felton, Football Coach and Activist, Prince George’s County
Partha Pillai, Activist, Prince George’s County
Michael Eaves, Activist, Harford County



9/12/2007
National Association of Letter Carriers Endorses Clinton
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsement of the National Association of Letter Carriers union. The NALC represents 300,000 active and retired city delivery carriers employed by the U.S. Postal Service in all 50 states.



9/12/2007
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsements of State Senate Minority Leader Marsha Arzberger and 13 Arizona legislators and community leaders.




Senate Minority Leader Marsha Arzberger, Willcox
State Senator Paula Aboud, Tucson
State Senator Amanda Aguirre, Yuma
State Senator Ken Cheuvront, Phoenix
Fountain Hills Councilwoman Ginny Dickey
State Representative Martha Garcia, Phoenix
Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Garrido Wilcox
State Representative Linda Lopez, Tucson
State Senator Richard Miranda, Phoenix
State Representative Ben Miranda, Phoenix
Democratic National Committee Member Joe Rios
House Democratic Whip Pete Rios, Hayden
State Senate Minority Whip Rebecca Rios, Hayden
State Representative Lena Saradnik, Tucson




9/12/2007
Former Missouri Secretary of State Rebecca Cook Endorses Clinton



9/7/2007
MANCHESTER, NH - The New Hampshire for Hillary campaign today announced the support of New Hampshire AFL-CIO member, Labor leader, Dennis Adams.



9/6/2007
Clinton Campaign Announces Nevada Educators Leadership Council's endorsement


Stacie Anthony, Forensics Teacher, North Las Vegas
Rene Cantu, Education Advocate, Las Vegas
Richard Carranza, Educator, Las Vegas
Brian Cram, Former Superintendent Clark County School District, Las Vegas
Chemene Crawford, Educator, Las Vegas
Dick Collins, Lifelong Educator, Las Vegas
Cathy Dreher, Retired School Administrator, Reno
Jeanne Donadio, Educator, Las Vegas
Mark Jose Dominguez, Educator and School Principal, Henderson
Claudia Fadness, School Administrator, Fernley
Nancy Fitzgerald, Elementary School Teacher, Reno
Charles Fulkerson, Former Assistant Professor of Military Science, Reno
Chris Giunchigliani, Special Education Teacher, Clark County Commissioner, Las Vegas
Mary Griswold, Education Researcher, Reno
Jeffrey Geihs, Educator and School Principal, Las Vegas
Rabin Gokol, American History Teacher, Las Vegas
Rosemary Hall, Educator, Las Vegas
Carol Harter, Former President, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Susan Hastings, High School Science Teacher, Reno
Billy Holben, Educator, Reno
Marsha Irvin, Educator, North Las Vegas
Gaye Johnston, Retired Teacher; Churchill County Partners in Education, Former Executive Director, Fallon
Sandra Mack, Educator, Las Vegas
Ronan Matthew, Canyon Springs High School, Principal, North Las Vegas
Kevin McPartlin, Change Advocate, Las Vegas
Jackie McRitchie, Retired Educator, Henderson
Sarah Mersereau-Adler, High School Teacher, Carson City
Eva Melendrez, Educator, Las Vegas
Glenn Miller, PhD, University Professor, Reno
Scott Millard, Math Teacher, Hug High School, Reno
Eugene Paslov, Former Nevada State Superintendent of Schools, Carson City
Sandra Patterson, Educator, Las Vegas
Bridget Phillips, Educator and Parent, Las Vegas
Charlotte Polise, Retired Public School Teacher, Elko
Micheal Polise, Music Teacher, Duck Valley Indian Reservation, Elko
Taylor S. Powers, Ready for Change, Las Vegas
John Patrick Rice, PhD, Director of Institutional Advancement, Great Basin College, Elko
Jennifer Ring, University Professor of Political Science, Reno
Judy Roberts, Professional Educator, Henderson
Tom Rodriguez, Educator, Henderson
Carlos Romo, Director of Equity and Diversity Office, Truckee Meadows Community College, education advocate, Reno
Peggy Breeding Rosch, Educator, Las Vegas
Joyce Schoenberg, Administrator, University of Nevada, Reno
Stephanie Smith, Educator; North Las Vegas City Councilwoman
William Sullivan, College Administrator, Las Vegas
Daniel Tafoya, Educator, Las Vegas
Teresa Testa, Educator, Las Vegas, Las Vegas
Dina Titus, Minority Leader Nevada State Senate; College Professor, Las Vegas
Neftali Torres, Community Activist, North Las Vegas
Mary Ann Toth, Advocate for Children’s Education, Las Vegas
Porter Troutman, Educator, Las Vegas
Jolene Wallace, Professional Educator, Las Vegas
Valerie Waroway, Educator, Las Vegas
Joyce Woodhouse, Former Educator; Nevada State Senator, Henderson
George Workman, Retired Teacher, Former Churchill County School Board Trustee, Fallon



9/6/2007
North Las Vegas City Councilman and Mayor Pro Tempore William E. Robinson endorses Clinton



9/6/2007
Transportation Communications Union Endorses Clinton
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsement of the Transportation Communications Union. TCU has 65,000 active and retired members, mostly employed in the railroad industry.
Headquarters: Rockville, Maryland


9/5/2007
Pennsylvania Lt. Governor Catherine Baker Knoll Endorses Clinton

9/4/2007
Pennsylvania Treasurer Robin L. Wiessmann Endorses Clinton



9/4/2007
Washington: King County Executive Ron Sims Endorses Clinton

Sims was named a Public Official of the Year by Governing Magazine in 2006 for being an across the board innovator. The Sierra Club awarded him its prestigious Edgar Wayburn Award in 2006, an honor traditionally given to federal lawmakers. In May, Sims was among six individuals given the Climate Protection Award from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Sims serves in several national leadership positions, including as President of the National Democratic County Officials; advisory board member for the Brookings Institute’s Urban and Metropolitan Policy Program; and on the Board of Directors for the Center for Clean Air Policy in Washington D.C.

Sims joins Rep. Jay Inslee as a Washington Campaign Co-Chair.



8/31/2007
Nevada: State Assemblyman Willam Horne Endorses Clinton


8/30/2007
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Endorse Clinton



8/30/2007
Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi Endorses Clinton


8/28/2007
SC: United Transportation Union Endorses Clinton
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsement of the United Transportation Union. UTU represents 125,000 active and retired members in the railroad, bus and public transit sectors across America.

This is just 3 threads in the Hillary Clinton forum. There are 10 more just like. You should go check them out.

would she have been inclusive as having "good sense" and can we also assume that all those not on your list are senseless? :shrug:

Kathy and I have had some very pronounced differences of opinion over the years. Her complicity with the DCCC meddling in the 2006 primary race and her defense of the morally vile Ray Buckley are the two biggest problems.

with either promises of cash in their campaign coffers or sweet whispers of potential cabinet positions in the royal family of The Clintonian DLC.

Yes, I'm making a list of everyone who comes out THIS EARLY for HRC - they're not the kind of people I'd want babysitting my children or much less, serving as ROLE MODELS. :thumbsdown:

At least out lists are verifiable! :rofl:

That's just plain sad ... there is no true WARMTH or SOUL to this "machine driven" campaign ... you're like a big bull dozer running over every shread of opposition in your wake ... a destroyer with no compassion or empathy ... just chants of "Come join the Band Wagon for you five minutes of HRC LOVE." :crazy:

I find that hard to believe.

Just any reason to bash Hillary.

Different day, same bullshit.

not because someone else endorses them. You know why you support your candidate but you have no idea why others do, so who cares. I could care less who supports my candidate because it doesn't change what my candidate stands for. Remember that its not a game with teams here, this is our children's future at stake so don't fall for the many games played around here, just vote for the one who you feel cares about you and not the $$$. If we want to ever see real change for our country we will ignore the television, search out unfiltered answers and vote for the people not the corporations and we will all be in a better place. Until America realizes whats being done in front of our eyes, many Americans will continue to support the corruptness without having a clue they are. Our country has been dumbed down and the system is working perfectly, just not for the people anymore.

Do you assume that they're being paid off too?

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From Bluehampshire.com

Hillary Clinton - the Best Person to be President

I've met the candidates, watched the debates, gone back and forth in my own mind, and done all the other things we do in New Hampshire before deciding who to support. Reading the discussions here at Blue Hampshire has been a part of that process - both in listening to the positive things people have said about their candidates, and also some of the not so positive things that have been said!

When deciding who to vote for in a presidential primary, the number one question for me has always been, who will make the best president? This election I am supporting the person who will be the best president, but, in a happy coincidence, the best person to be president is also the person who will win in November, 2008: Senator Hillary Clinton....

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