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52 Reasons To Vote

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September 26 – October 21!

Inside the Book

Title: 52 Reasons To Vote For Hillary
Authors: Bernard Whitman & Brittany Stalsburg
Publisher: Prospecta Press
Pages: 160
Genre: Nonfiction/Politics

Reasons to Vote for Hillary is a comprehensive guide and re-introduction to Hillary Clinton’s career and life history to help voters understand why she is the best candidate to lead America forward into the 21st century.

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Meet the Authors

Bernard Whitman is a Democratic Party political pollster and strategist in the United States. He makes regular appearances on Fox News, and has appeared as a commentator and strategist on CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox Business, ABC and Al Jazeera America.
He is the author of 52 Reasons To Vote For Obama and has been a pollster to political candidates such as Bill Clinton and Michael Bloomberg. Bernard has been involved in the past eight U.S. presidential campaigns and has served as strategic advisor to numerous heads of state, Fortune 500 CEOs, and some of the world’s leading issue advocacy organizations and nonprofit institutions.
Whitman is the President and founder of Whitman Insight Strategies, a strategic consulting firm that conducts polls and market research to advise corporations, political leaders, and issue-advocacy organizations. He is a three-time recipient of the David Ogilvy Excellence in Research Award, and pioneered the development of The Political Model to identify the “swing” consumer, and the messages and media channels that can unlock additional votes for a brand or cause.
He is an alumnus of Brown University, and served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Senegal, West Africa
Brittany Stalsburg is a communications strategist and creator of the feminist blog, Women Want To Be On Top. She writes about politics and gender issues regularly. As a strategist, Brittany has helped dozens of organizations develop and refine their message to communicate with a variety of audiences.
Her work has been published in several academic journals and books and is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Pollie Awards for issue campaigns and the New York American Association of Public Opinion Research (NYAAPOR) Best Paper Award.
Brittany holds a PhD in political science from Rutgers University and a BA in political science and women’s studies from Providence College.

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MY THOUGHTS

I don't believe in voting a straight Republican or Democratic ticket unless of course, the ones up for election are the most qualified. I also don't believe in voting strictly race or gender just for voting for them. We must vote for the best candidate and that includes taking in the good points and most of all the bad points. We must consider how bad were the mistakes. Of course we all make mistakes, and those running for office are human and make those mistakes. True, Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton have spent years in different government offices and have served years doing so. I can't and won't take that away from them but let's let the reader have a glimpse of the mistakes that were made and let the voter decide if the good out weighs the bad. I believe a lot of what is told in the book is sugar coated and to be informed and able to make an objective decision, we, the public need to know all. It is true she has a proven track record but let's go beyond the surface and what we want to believe. What we want to believe doesn't help the voter make a good decision. True, she has done some good for children but let's look at the entire picture. What lies behind those good deeds?

This book is definitely from a Democratic point of view and it talks of the Republican party wanting to bring America backwards. Do you really believe anyone wants to go backwards? Hillary's vision is that no American should be left behind. But aren't Americans being left behind every minute of every day?

Often times, promises are made on both sides of the ticket in order to secure those ever so important votes. Often times, people don't look further, they just hear what they want to hear. Often times, people don't stop and think of, where will the money come from to fund all these programs and improvements when we are already so deeply in debt. I don't believe promises should be made without absolutely being able to back them up. It's all nice and good to say that everyone will get an equal chance, that fairness will prevail and that race, gender, position in life doesn't matter, but let's get real, IT DOES!! We don't know what tomorrow will hold, or the day after. We need to think of the here and now and what will help people who are suffering now!

True, some respect, and most recognize who she is, but not all respect her at this point. As you can gather by my review, I'm not a democrat, I'm not a Republican. I believe in voting for whoever is the best qualified for the position and a person's name, recognition, position in life and promises mean very little when seeking change and the best we can get for ourselves, the voters of the United States of America.

Hillary Clinton is a strong woman who hasn't faltered in her decisions and I'm sure her softer side comes forth with her grandchild.

America is struggling, the working and unemployed people are struggling, the economy is struggling and our security is struggling. Can Hilary change these things or will we have to look elsewhere?

Only you, the voter can decide who is best for the office, the highest office in the United States of America, the commander in chief. You must vote who is best for what the American people want and need, not for promises that can't be kept or because of the well known name or because of being a woman or man or a Democrat or Republican.

Read this and decide for yourself.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from the authors and PUYB in exchange for my unbiased and honest review.

I would give this book 3 STARS.

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