[American Dream 246]

I hope you will read this nice open letter Governor. Merry Christmas to you and your beautiful family. And we are praying hard that we will be able to help you be our President in 2012. Thank you Sarah for all you do for America. We need you :-)

[onyx]

This is a LOVELY read from a woman representing the Mineral City Coffee Club in Mineral City, Ohio.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

[MadLibDisease]

btt

great post

[sig229]

Why did it take so long for these people to see what their party was all about?

[jla]

If this is authentic it is kind of nice, though as I read Mrs Melton's epistle I couldn't help but imagine her as Aunt Clara from Bewitched.
And what's with this "President-For-Life'?
Damn coffee club Nazi. LOL

[exit82]

You are our only hope.

Sarah is President No. 45.

And she'll help us get a Republican/Conservative Congress elected in November, 2010.

You betcha.

[rintense]

I loathe Hillary Clinton as much as anyone else. But, I said it two years ago... there is no way she'd be as bad for this country as Obama. Obama makes Hillary look like a RINO. And like many here, thought the MSMs treatment of her during the debates, while funny at first, became downright disgusting.

This is a very interesting letter, ripe with symbolism (whether intended or not). It doesn't surprise me that Hillary supporters are turning to Sarah. Not one bit. As written in this letter, even they can see the farce that is currently in the WH. Even Mr. Hillary has said on numerous occasions to not underestimate Sarah. I firmly believe there's an unspoken respect between Sarah and Hillary. And rightfully so. Let's pray that millions more will have the same revelation and support Sarah.

BTW, letters like these are the VERY reason the Dems are doing everything they can to go after Sarah.

[Bassfire]

Great read! Can’t wait to sit down and read my copy of Going Rogue that I received for Christmas. Go Sarah!

[Larry Lucido]

We’re all Hillary Clinton supporters here, who long ago found inspiration in her book, “It Takes A Village”,

I stopped there. And my instincts told me to stop even earlier (when an Ohioan started giving quaint advise to an Alaskan on how coffee can keep you warm).

Apparently there is more. I'll take your word for it.