I understand that you are very busy working on a mountain of issues that are important to you and your primary constituency in Massachusetts, and I cannot expect that this letter will reach you directly. But I hope that whoever may read this letter on your behalf will convey to you it’s primary request and a synopsis of my motivation for sending it at this time.

Before making my request, I would like to thank you for all the work you’ve done for our country over the last 30 years. 　In recent times, you’ve been one of the only prominent voices that consistently speak up for the rights and dignity of the average American. I support you and all the work you’ve done over the years.

But even though you are very busy, I would like to add one more item to the list of things you are currently working on that I think can be of great importance to citizens of the United States, as well as to citizens of other countries around the world. I don’t know if your office may have received similar requests already, but I am sure I am not the only American hoping for your help on this one.

I would like ask you on behalf of all progressively minded Americans, and myself, to support and publicly endorse Senator Obama’s candidacy for Presidency of the United States. If you may agree, I hope you do it soon- because I feel we may be running out of time.

I strongly believe, as do others, that we are now at a crucial junction in our country’s history. On one side, we have a chance to move forward in terms of unity, cooperation and mutual respect. On the other, we have the chance to continue on the same divisive, and recently imperialistic, path that has left us uncomfortably close to a state of moral bankruptcy. It is my sincere belief that Sen. Obama is the candidate best suited to help us navigate the challenges that lie ahead and move the country forward- in a positive direction.

It is without doubt that we have not had a President that could effectively bring the country together since the presidency of your late brother, John F. Kennedy. In these times of war and uncertainty, I think it is also worth remembering that during the Cuban Missile Crisis there were a number of voices in then President Kennedy’s cabinet that pushed for a war which could have easily led to the end of civilization, at least as we know it. Fortunately one　not so “deeply experienced” man with the right combination of reason, common sense, and sufficient independence of character, lead us away from the brink of war and potential Armageddon. Of course I hope we do not find ourselves in a dilemma of similar gravity during the term of the next President, but if we do, I feel Sen. Obama has the character, if not experience, to help carry us through.

It has been said that your support was instrumental in helping Sen. Kerry to win Iowa and eventually the democratic nomination in 2004. Alas, Senator Kerry did not win the election. Right now we are heading for a situation in which Sen. Clinton wins the democratic nomination but miraculously loses the presidency. This, in my opinion, would be a great tragedy.

For the sake the country and millions of Americans who are at the moment without voice, but not without hope, would you please endorse Barrack Obama for President, thank you.

Sincerely Yours

Godfrey Alleyne

What kind of results that Obama or Clinton have done during their time?

Intelligence without compassion is as bad as compassion without Intelligence.

Sergio, I respectfully disagree - I don’t hate Hillary, but I think she’ll do what she needs to in order to succeed, including working WITH those parasites instead of against them. She was on the national board of Wal-Mart for six years…

And as far as experience goes, Clinton has had a lot of experience watching big things done, but Obama has spent more time in elected office than she has. Sure, small-time state office, some of it, but I’ll take that over the compromises and alliances Clinton has had to make in DC.

Obama has good judgement, he’s extremely intelligent and he has integrity. That’s what I want in the White House.

The reason you stated why our country needs someone that can stand up and fight the political and corrupt machine of big businesses is exactly the reason why WE DON’T WANT HILLARY CLINTON: she has admitted she thinks it’s perfectly fine to accept money from big businesses, entities that usually DON’T side on the what’s good for the American people.
If you do your homework, you’ll see Barack Obama has a proven track record of fighting for the American people. His mind is not focused on accepting money from corporate lobbyist by doing what’s right by them but rather what’s right for everybody, including the American people. He is our best hope for a new way forward.