A Proud Democrat

With the DNC happening right now in Denver, Colorado, I have been given a restored faith in America. I look forward to a change in November, because if I remain doubtful, I lose hope and that is one thing that Democrats can't lose sight of.
I was and remain a proud supporter of Hillary Clinton. She was my choice for President of the United States. She represented what I wanted in a leader of this country and not only that, when she was neck to neck with Obama throughout the race, she did not back down. I have never been more proud of Hillary Clinton than I was as she endorsed Senator Obama for President last night. Her speech was moving and reminded me on why I am a Democrat. I thank Hillary Clinton for breaking another glass ceiling, for believing in America's potential and believing in women everywhere, including me.
I believe the American dream should be available for everyone and I believe that for the last eight years, we watched a President squash that dream for those who worked very hard and settled for just getting by. I didn't mean to have such a political post, but I had such pride running through my veins, again that I felt I had to write about it. I want to be able to look for a change in our country and see it in the next four years. I want to do my part in helping the Democratic party spread their message of peace, unity, fairness, and strength. Voting for a Democrat in the White House, no matter if it wasn't my primary choice, is better than a vote for the next four years to be like the last eight years.
Bring on November and bring on change and bring on Obama/Biden '08 and bring on the return of Democrats not backing down!
Below is a clip of Hillary delivering her DNC speech last night:




And below this is a clip taken from President Clinton's first Inauguration ball. Another fabulous memory of feeling hopeful and excited for watching change happen to our country. Enjoy!