http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=203x384798 John Kerry said “Hope is on the way” and also told us he had 17,000 lawyers ready and set to take action. We risked, hoped and dreamed of a brighter tomorrow. Then, when our hopes were at the highest, he abandoned us, stating that he has our backs. We hoped that he would come forward before it was too late, we speculated why he didn’t, and then we faced reality. We had been overtaken, here in the country we once loved, the land of the free and the brave.
We talked of moving to Canada, avoiding the regime, avoiding the reality that it is no longer a country for the people by the people. Instead we investigate, we litigate, we risk, and we try to convince others to work for election reform. And, we wonder, “Why others do not join our plight?”
We were fortunate enough to have David Cobb step up to the plate to attempt a recount that wasn’t. We were fortunate enough to have wonderful people like John Bonifaz, Cliff Arnebeck, Bob Fitrakis, Brad Friedman, Kip Humphrey, John Conyers, Barbara Boxer and numerous others who have spent countless hours trying to investigate and fix the system.
We have found heroes such as Andy Stephenson and Sherole Eaton who risked it all to come forward with evidence of election fraud. And for what outcome? John Kerry still has a political future (provided real election reform occurs). Staying out of the fray, he avoided being “Gored”. Had Sherole not come forward, she would still be employed with no worries of how to pay for her insurance or how to pay for an attorney, much less worry about how to have the money to buy food. She could have taken the deal she was offered, resigned, drew retirement and kept quiet. But instead, she chose to fight for what is right. But why?
Is it really appreciated? By some of us, yes. Judging by the money in her fund, evidently to stand for democracy doesn’t matter to most. The DNC should have taken care of Sherole. They should have stood for her and for all of us. They didn’t. They aren’t. They won’t. John Kerry should have taken care of Sherole, he didn’t, he isn’t and he won’t. The reality is the little guy (in this case a 65 year old widow) always loses in the end. And yet, we have hope that more people will come forward with evidence to prove the election fraud.
Perhaps there are others that would, but they watch the plight of heroes like Sherole, and realize that no one will support them if they stand up. Someone told me this would happen after she came forward because in the end, the “little people” always lose. So, what can I tell this champion of democracy?
Don’t worry, it will be alright? There are enough people upset about what has happened to you to help you? Someone in the party will come to your aid? John Kerry will come ‘out of the closet’ and ask people to contribute? We care, but we gave all our extra dollars to the GELAC fund? The DLC will decide to mend fences with the little people of the Democrat party and support her? That hope is on it’s way?
Please let’s not let this Democracy Heroine fade into the shadows. Let’s all step up to the plate and donate to her fund. The world needs more Sherole Eaton’s. Let’s show her with our pocketbooks just how proud of her we are.
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