Dear
Mr. Romney,
I wanted to introduce myself to you, since you've obviously never met someone like me. All of your statements and pontifications specifically spell out the kinds of people you know and are comfortable with and I don't see myself . I don't even see myself depicted in your campaign infomercials aimed at getting voters to like you.
Mr.
Romney, there is an old saying about judging a person by the company
they keep and I have to tell you that I am deeply concerned about the
company in which you've placed yourself.
You're
running around the country doing fundraisers with Donald Trump, the
on-paper millionaire and have selected Robert Bork as one of your
chief advisers. Really? I mean Really!? In fact, all of your
chief advisers come from Dubya, don't they, thus revealing your
desire to turn back the hands of time. But you supplied the feminine
touch by adding your wife to that mix, didn't you. How very diverse
of you.
Don't you feel the ethnic bond with your brown brothers, Mr. Romney, since we are all African on this planet regardless of the color of our skins and the continent we call home.
Something to think about Mr. Romney.
Please
forgive the formality, but even though you dominate the news on any
given day, I don't hardly feel that I know you well enough to call
you by your first name at this point in our relationship, you being
such a formal and strait laced kind of guy, and all.
I wanted to introduce myself to you, since you've obviously never met someone like me. All of your statements and pontifications specifically spell out the kinds of people you know and are comfortable with and I don't see myself . I don't even see myself depicted in your campaign infomercials aimed at getting voters to like you.
What
is it? You don't think people like me vote? Did Mrs. Romney not
tell you that women come in all colors, ethnic and economic
backgrounds, too, just like men? Has she told you yet, that women
actually outnumber men?
Because
I am female, Mr. Romney. I'm also not rich, I am successful and happy
in my life, and happen to be Black and lesbian. But if it makes you
feel better, I'm not really on this same sex marriage tip. Not that I
don't think gay people should be married. I just don't think marriage
works for women, gay or straight. It's an outdated institution.
But
I guess that thought is a bridge too far for your traditional
thinking, huh..
People
like me do vote Mr. Romney. People like me do pay very close
attention, Mr. Romney. We also have concerns for those not so
fortunate. You know, poor people, those of us without trust funds,
who have to work for a living.
I
have to admit, I don't see any empathy or compassion leeching from
your pores for the poor or swiftly disappearing middle class, and
that causes me great concern. I mean, how can you be president of
only some of the people? Isn't the presidency an all or nothing kind
of job?
What
are you going to do, on your first day in office....deport those of
us who don't fit your ideal of American? You going to issue an
executive order revoking our humanity like your Mormon forefathers
did to my forefathers and me, prior to 1978? I was born in 1950, so
you and your church didn't grant me human cred until I was 28.
Was
that a christian compassionate move or merely a political one in
anticipation of a Mormon takeover of the US of A?
By
the way, I want to congratulate you on your overwhelming financial
success in life. You've taken that leg up from your trust fund and
turned it into millions, possibly billions of dollars and I can only
guess how well it is compounding in those tax havens around the
globe. We all know you're rich, but we can only guess at whether it
is the “m” word or the “b” word since you still haven't
gotten around to releasing your tax returns.
Blackmailing
President Obama into keeping the Bush tax policies in place has
really, really been good for you and your cronies. I can understand
why you wouldn't want things to change too much.
From
your earnings alone, it is obvious that for people like you, Obama's
econ policy is on the right track. Why it's even trickling down to
the rest of us. So why do you want to change policies? If we go back
to the economic past, pre-Obama, like you say you intend to do, you
won't screw yourself up much but you will mess up the rest of us,
again.
Wouldn't
it be better to continue on the current path, which is working for
everyone and not just some?
But
I guess if we did that, there would be no need for change in the
White House. You could stay in Michigan, riding your new elevator up
and down, and Obama could stay in DC. Obviously, since you've been
running for president for 12 years, that is not the outcome that you
have pictured mentally, is it?
Clowns
and crazy people, really?
Question-
other than your wife, are there no other women with whom you're
comfortable? Phyllis Schlafley too old? That woman from NOM too crazy
for the mix? What about Michelle Malkin, she's both brown, ethnic,
and in denial.
Are
there no other closeted Log Cabin Republicans hidden inside your
campaign organization that you can talk out some of this angst you
obviously have around the LGBT community? There are many gay
republicans out there. Conservative ones too.
Are
Herman Cain or Clarence Thomas, or Thomas Sowell, or Condi or General
Powell not returning your calls? Don't Fiddy or Diddy or Kanye make
enough money to be courted and invited to a Romney fundraiser? What
about the Johnsons or Oprah? They are billionaires for goodness
sakes.
Surely
there are some Hispanic former immigrant types who have turned
against their people and become republicans. Marco Rubio can't be
only brown fat cat in your social circle, can he.
Don't you feel the ethnic bond with your brown brothers, Mr. Romney, since we are all African on this planet regardless of the color of our skins and the continent we call home.
Shouldn't
the 21st century be about inclusion rather than exclusion,
especially since the biggest lie of all creation, that being that
your people are the majority in this world, is about to be exposed
and disposed of permanently?
Something to think about Mr. Romney.
You
take care and have a great day. I do believe in karma, so I won't
wish anything on you that I wouldn't want for myself.
Respectfully
yours
Jo
3 comments:
lol! I love it. Let's try to get this out there.
~Chap
I needed oxygeb after this: "she's both brown, ethnic, and in denial.:
*STANDING OVATION*
"all of your chief advisers come from Dubya, don't they"
Odd. I thought Obama had most of them.
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