Harris for President

Kamala Harris for President

Kamala Harris has risen brilliantly to the opportunity that fate has given her.  She began her short race for president with a smile that outshone the sun, giving the country new hope.  She has laid out her case for election deliberately, forcefully, and convincingly.

Her case is a good one.  First, and it must be said first, her opponent is a malignant man of the worst character and the most dangerous ambition.   She, in contrast, is a dedicated public servant with strong patriotic values.  Second, her vision for the country is one of reconciliation and modest but solid advancement.  Third, she has been part of an administration that has already accomplished landmark advancement toward the country’s goals.

It is the duty of all citizens of good will to turn out to vote for this remarkable stateswoman.  While in the booth, we must also vote for Democrats for Congress, to give the future President Harris the majority to accomplish great things.  Let there be no doubt on November 6 that this country has chosen the path of freedom, democracy, and progress.

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Robin Cravey is a Texas poet, publisher, citizen, and lawyer. As editor and publisher if Tilted Planet Press, he has published several books of poems, including Diverging, I am a Comet, and Benchmarks. His book Watermarks has been serialized on the Austin Sierran website. A sixth-generation Texan, Robin grew up in Houston, loving tall trees, big clouds, girls, Omar Khayyam, Carl Sandberg, and Walt Whitman. He came to Austin to attend UT, loving clear water, peyote, taxicabs, women, newspapers, hitchhiking, Marcus Aurelius, and William O. Douglas. He married and had kids, loving Dr. Suess, Star Trek, Baghavad Gita, Mohandas Gandhi, and Macintosh. Eventually he volunteered way too much, published books, ran a business, fought city hall, went to law school, worked at city hall, ran a small law office, ran for public office. In recent years he has divided his time between Austin and Providence, Rhode Island, loving Wayland Square, bicycling, and long train rides.

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