Post by pavel on Feb 8, 2016 23:33:44 GMT -6
About 75 supporters of Hillary Clinton helped christen her presidential campaign's Birmingham office on Saturday, where volunteers helped man phones encouraging Alabamians to vote for her in the March 1 Democratic primary.
Huntsville resident and Clinton "super volunteer" Joshua Collett made the roughly two-hour drive to be at the campaign office opening at 2013 1st Ave. North. He said he had been following Clinton's career "ever since she got out of law school," and cited her pledge to fight income inequality and support for gay and civil rights for why he intends to vote for the former secretary of state.
"She, in my opinion, has the knowledge, the experience to further support President Obama and his legacy," said Collett, who donated the maximum $2,700 to Clinton's campaign.
With the next president likely to appoint about four new U.S. Supreme Court justices, Collett said Clinton has his vote because she is pro-choice and was against the Supreme Court decision that gave rise to super PACs, which can spend unlimited amounts of money on their preferred candidates and are not required to disclose their donors.
Read more: www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/02/supporters_help_open_hillary_c.html
Huntsville resident and Clinton "super volunteer" Joshua Collett made the roughly two-hour drive to be at the campaign office opening at 2013 1st Ave. North. He said he had been following Clinton's career "ever since she got out of law school," and cited her pledge to fight income inequality and support for gay and civil rights for why he intends to vote for the former secretary of state.
"She, in my opinion, has the knowledge, the experience to further support President Obama and his legacy," said Collett, who donated the maximum $2,700 to Clinton's campaign.
With the next president likely to appoint about four new U.S. Supreme Court justices, Collett said Clinton has his vote because she is pro-choice and was against the Supreme Court decision that gave rise to super PACs, which can spend unlimited amounts of money on their preferred candidates and are not required to disclose their donors.
Read more: www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/02/supporters_help_open_hillary_c.html