Clinton collects more endorsements from women
Five Grand Strand women leaders announced today
their support for U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton's bid to be the next president, praising
Clinton’s leadership and experience as the best choice for South Carolina and the Grand Strand.
“My support of Hilary Clinton is based upon her
experience, ability and vision. Senator Clinton's dedication to women,
children, and families is unparalleled and her commitment to restore America's
standing in foreign policy and improve upon domestic programs is exactly what
our country needs at this time,” said Sarah McCollum, president of the Horry County
Democratic Women’s Club, in a campaign news release.
Women from the Grand Strand region joining the Clinton campaign today include McCollum, former Horry County Democratic Party Chair and two-term former City Council member Mary Jeffcoat, Grand Strand area hotel and hospitality entrepreneur Dorothy Anderson,
Grand Strand business leader and President of Wordsmith Incorporated Public
Strategies Mary Eaddy and social activist
Mary Riley.
Excellent news. Hillary has what it takes to go all the way and perceptive Democrats, especially women, realize it.
Posted by: Candace Gold | 30 August 2007 at 10:14 AM
Part-time woman Rudy Guiliani was unavailble for comment.
Posted by: Spenser | 30 August 2007 at 06:48 PM
LOL... Hillary has about as much chance in the general election of winning here as any of us writing this blog - zero!
Posted by: Mike | 04 September 2007 at 12:44 PM
Yeah, you're right. Hillary's a goner in the South, for sure. Campaigning down here is only for money, not any real chance of electoral success.
Posted by: Leroy | 04 September 2007 at 07:03 PM
the misconception is the Hillary (or any Democrat for that matter) needs to win SC at all in order to win a national contest. They don't.
In the big picture, after the primaries are over with, SC's relevance for a national election is zero, zilch and nada.
Posted by: Spenser | 05 September 2007 at 10:26 AM