DONE (Democrats Over Nominating Elitists)

JULY 4TH ACTION

Contribute $20.08 to Hillary Clinton’s campaign at www.hillaryclinton.com on July 4 to retire her debt and show your independence from the Democratic Party line.

Together, we can send a strong message that the party’s nominee is not ours and that we will not unite behind it when it does not represent us, puts politics above the popular vote, and condones sexism and voting irregularities, to elect the chosen candidate of party officials.

This action item is a coordinated effort of the member organizations of the Just Say No Deal Coalition, including DONEdems.

Contributions made through the website will go to her retire Hillary’s debt …it has been confirmed that it can not, by law, go to Obama or the DNC.

I Own My Vote! Sign the Pledge! On Saturday, June 7, 2008, Hillary Clinton suspended her historic campaign for President. To her 18 million voters, it may have seemed like an end, but I pledge to make it a beginning, the beginning of a movement to achieve the democratic and just country that Hillary has envisioned for America. I stand together with Hillary Clinton’s 18 million voters to demand that Senator Obama and the Democratic Party: Bring us together by seating 100% of the Florida and Michigan delegations in Denver with 100% of their votes, allocated in accordance with the popular vote of each state. Bring us together by adopting policies on the Platform Committee that Hillary Clinton has championed. Bring us together through reform of the primary and caucus system to reflect the basic principle of one person/one vote. Bring us together through outspoken denunciation of all gender bias, racism and other forms of discrimination. Bring us together by fairly and respectfully including Hillary and her supporters at the Democratic National Convention in Denver by, among other things, placing her name in nomination for President, conducting a roll call vote, and providing her a prominent speaking role during prime time on August 26th, the 88th anniversary of women’s suffrage. I own my vote. It does not belong to any party. It does not belong to any candidate. It does not belong to any mob that would impose its will on me. Only I can decide how to use my vote, and I can decide based on any criteria I choose. Therefore I pledge not to give my vote to anyone who does not earn it.