Phantom
05-13-2008, 07:37 AM
Eliminate McCain as a candidate
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It can be done, McCain can be eliminated as a candidate by simply calling for transparency for the medical records of all the presidential candidates.
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by Melinda Pillsbury-Foster
(Libertarian)
Monday, May 12, 2008
If you support Ron Paul for President this petition and process provides the opportunity to bring Ron back into the media with an issue that crosses the party barrier. It also delivers smack down to McCain while giving Paul the shot at the nomination he, and we, deserve.
Our sources indicate that McCain has cancer and that his condition is going to kills him within the next four years. Delegates need to know this as soon as possible. No delegate will find it acceptable to put someone in office who cannot physically do the job.
We are looking for physicians to provide their opinions now.
This approach takes the issue into the mainstream, also handing the tool to Hillary and Obama. In this instance they can help us. Both Democrats are younger and apparently in good health. They have no reason to withhold the information we demand.
Republican delegates, have a right to know this in advance so that they can look at other options, most especially, Ron Paul.
When McCain is the last candidate who has not provided his medical information we can focus useful attention on his condition and begin educating the delegates. Delegates can then be given the tools to demand from the GOP another choice, for instance Ron Paul.
You are hiring a President. Insist the one hired is sound of mind and body.
Many say McCain cannot last four years with his cancer.
Rumor has it that John McCain's melanoma will kill him in less than four years. Other evidence points to the possibility McCain is in the early stages of Alzheimers. We need to know the facts immediately about all the candidates.
To get a job at McDonald's you need to give your prospective employer bodily fluids along with other personal information. That is hardly critical work. You supply what is demanded or do not expect to be hired.
Americans are now considering the frightening question of which of four remaining major presidential candidates to vote for in the coming election this November and lack the same information.
Why is that? This should have taken place before the winnowing process began with the round of primaries. Now, our choices are far more limited. Questions have been raised about the personal habits and health of candidates in the past, for instance when the questions about Bill Clinton's drug habits and the mental condition of Ronald Reagan. These questions should have been answered quickly, objectively, and with documentation. Ronald Reagan was in the early stages of Alzheimer's; Bill Clinton had eroded his nostrils with the use of Cocaine. Those presidencies are in the past. But today we understand how much is at risk.
The office of president carries with it enormous power. It is not a prize, it is a responsibility that can have devastating impacts on us. We have witnessed that shocking and stomach wrenching truth during the melt down of our dreams and trust over the twenty years.
It is time to enact change. It is time to demand all the information we need.
Bad enough they have shown the judgment of Attila the Hun, at least let them be healthy and mentally sound. The President was never intended to exercise the kind of control we face today. That being said we need all the information we can get about the applicants.
None of those individuals running have any right to privacy on any question that could impinge on their ability to carry out the duties of president. We need to see, in exhaustive detail, the medical records of the four candidates who are still in the running from the two major parties. These candidates are Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Ron Paul.
Because they must still capture the nomination of their parties they can be forced to provide the information. That is why we must act now.
This is not something they normally choose to do. The reason is sadly obvious. They have things to hide and use the power of their positions to do that. We need all medical documents and to interview their physicians.
They will concede to our demands if while they are still in competition for their nominations. Afterwards our options are drastically limited. Those candidates who provide their information get an edge going into the election. As voters we have little enough power – but this we can do, we can insist on knowing that none of them have conditions or psychological or medical issues that would make their tenure in the White House even more risky for us that it would be if they were healthy and of sound mind.
There is a process we need to undertake to make this happen. First, sign the petition. Second, send this to everyone you know and every group of which you are a member. Third, call their campaign offices, tie up their phone lines, let them know we, the people, insist that they understand who is working for whom. If any one of them refuses then those who are members of their party should demand they be denied that party's nomination. It will be revolutionary, we will have been heard and heeded.
Here is the wording. You can find the petition here (http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/demandpresidentialrecords/).
"We the Undersigned demand that the medical and psychological records for each major party presidential candidate be made openly available to the American people. It is you, the candidate, who is applying for a job and we, the people, who are entitled to do the hiring. Since you, along with other politicians, have seen fit to force us to disclose our most personal records it is only right and fitting that you do the same, now, when it is possible for your party to replace you as a candidate. "
One of these candidates will be elected. Which one do you think is the soundest of mind, clearest of intent, and the most likely to serve us, the American people instead of their own core constituency? Look at their records, all of their records, and vote your conscience.
Link (http://www.nolanchart.com/article3760.html)
For more articles on Ron Paul and the Revolution, please visit the first link below.
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It can be done, McCain can be eliminated as a candidate by simply calling for transparency for the medical records of all the presidential candidates.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
by Melinda Pillsbury-Foster
(Libertarian)
Monday, May 12, 2008
If you support Ron Paul for President this petition and process provides the opportunity to bring Ron back into the media with an issue that crosses the party barrier. It also delivers smack down to McCain while giving Paul the shot at the nomination he, and we, deserve.
Our sources indicate that McCain has cancer and that his condition is going to kills him within the next four years. Delegates need to know this as soon as possible. No delegate will find it acceptable to put someone in office who cannot physically do the job.
We are looking for physicians to provide their opinions now.
This approach takes the issue into the mainstream, also handing the tool to Hillary and Obama. In this instance they can help us. Both Democrats are younger and apparently in good health. They have no reason to withhold the information we demand.
Republican delegates, have a right to know this in advance so that they can look at other options, most especially, Ron Paul.
When McCain is the last candidate who has not provided his medical information we can focus useful attention on his condition and begin educating the delegates. Delegates can then be given the tools to demand from the GOP another choice, for instance Ron Paul.
You are hiring a President. Insist the one hired is sound of mind and body.
Many say McCain cannot last four years with his cancer.
Rumor has it that John McCain's melanoma will kill him in less than four years. Other evidence points to the possibility McCain is in the early stages of Alzheimers. We need to know the facts immediately about all the candidates.
To get a job at McDonald's you need to give your prospective employer bodily fluids along with other personal information. That is hardly critical work. You supply what is demanded or do not expect to be hired.
Americans are now considering the frightening question of which of four remaining major presidential candidates to vote for in the coming election this November and lack the same information.
Why is that? This should have taken place before the winnowing process began with the round of primaries. Now, our choices are far more limited. Questions have been raised about the personal habits and health of candidates in the past, for instance when the questions about Bill Clinton's drug habits and the mental condition of Ronald Reagan. These questions should have been answered quickly, objectively, and with documentation. Ronald Reagan was in the early stages of Alzheimer's; Bill Clinton had eroded his nostrils with the use of Cocaine. Those presidencies are in the past. But today we understand how much is at risk.
The office of president carries with it enormous power. It is not a prize, it is a responsibility that can have devastating impacts on us. We have witnessed that shocking and stomach wrenching truth during the melt down of our dreams and trust over the twenty years.
It is time to enact change. It is time to demand all the information we need.
Bad enough they have shown the judgment of Attila the Hun, at least let them be healthy and mentally sound. The President was never intended to exercise the kind of control we face today. That being said we need all the information we can get about the applicants.
None of those individuals running have any right to privacy on any question that could impinge on their ability to carry out the duties of president. We need to see, in exhaustive detail, the medical records of the four candidates who are still in the running from the two major parties. These candidates are Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Ron Paul.
Because they must still capture the nomination of their parties they can be forced to provide the information. That is why we must act now.
This is not something they normally choose to do. The reason is sadly obvious. They have things to hide and use the power of their positions to do that. We need all medical documents and to interview their physicians.
They will concede to our demands if while they are still in competition for their nominations. Afterwards our options are drastically limited. Those candidates who provide their information get an edge going into the election. As voters we have little enough power – but this we can do, we can insist on knowing that none of them have conditions or psychological or medical issues that would make their tenure in the White House even more risky for us that it would be if they were healthy and of sound mind.
There is a process we need to undertake to make this happen. First, sign the petition. Second, send this to everyone you know and every group of which you are a member. Third, call their campaign offices, tie up their phone lines, let them know we, the people, insist that they understand who is working for whom. If any one of them refuses then those who are members of their party should demand they be denied that party's nomination. It will be revolutionary, we will have been heard and heeded.
Here is the wording. You can find the petition here (http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/demandpresidentialrecords/).
"We the Undersigned demand that the medical and psychological records for each major party presidential candidate be made openly available to the American people. It is you, the candidate, who is applying for a job and we, the people, who are entitled to do the hiring. Since you, along with other politicians, have seen fit to force us to disclose our most personal records it is only right and fitting that you do the same, now, when it is possible for your party to replace you as a candidate. "
One of these candidates will be elected. Which one do you think is the soundest of mind, clearest of intent, and the most likely to serve us, the American people instead of their own core constituency? Look at their records, all of their records, and vote your conscience.
Link (http://www.nolanchart.com/article3760.html)
For more articles on Ron Paul and the Revolution, please visit the first link below.