Go away father Mose. Where have you been all this time anyway? No wonder  
John Edwards is not polling more. We got timid folk like you hidin'
 
Easy on my man men before I wring your small neck. BTW someone forewarded  me 
a write-up you had done recently at Posten. I thought it was brilliant and  
encourages circumspect in the area of tribal politics in Gambia. Cheep it up  
Jeng as my friend Baboucarr Jatta was wont to quip. Hope you've been great and  
your better half. Jengfann my left eye!!
 
Al Khairawan. Visit us at _http://thegdp.wordpress.com/_ 
(http://thegdp.wordpress.com/)  when time  permits you.   
 
 
In a message dated 1/19/2008 7:03:05 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
[log in to unmask] writes:

Four  percent - 4% in the Nevada Caucus for Edwards, that maybe the last nail 
on the  coffin of his candidacy.

Thanks 


-------------- Original  message ----------------------
From: Haruna Darbo  <[log in to unmask]>
>  
> Friends and  coleagues,
>  
> I just returned from meeting John Edwards at  the IBEW local 613 in 
Atlanta.  
> I was pleased and excited to  have seen and met John Edwards. It was 
snowing  
> heavily in  Atlanta but the turnout was around 400 in the union hall. 
>   
> John Edwards talked about the cardinal principles America must  consider in 
 
> her journey toward democratic life. He spoke of  Martin Luther King's 
journeys 
> in  that process, the journey to  end poverty and segregative policy that 
leads 
> to  extreme  poverty especially in Mississippi about which we normally 
don't 
>  hear.  John Edwards recounted the experiences of his Poverty Tour through  
MS. Of 
> course  he has concrete plans to aleviate such abject  bankruptcy in 
policy. I 
> encourage  you to visit John's Southern  Poverty Center activities.
>  
> John also talked about the  rights and values inherent in trades unionists' 
 
> freedom of  association for choice, industry, and religion. A bedrock of  
>  Democracy. He shares that democratic life is dis-eased to lead to  
criminal  
> government when ambient privileges and rights are  neglected. I share his  
> vision.
>  
> John  Edwards talked about economic parity and ethical considerations that  
 
> strengthen good governance. Beginning with sustainable development  and  
> considerate growth to due-diligent conduct. He shares his  plan to relieve 
the  
> slowing 
> growth of the American  economy. 
>  
> When the euphoria surrounding fantasy and  untethered hope dies down, I  
> encourage you to consider John  Edwards for president of these United 
States, the  
> beacon of  human civilization and sustainable life.
>  
> Thank you my  friends as John McCain is wont to quip. Go Edwards!!!!
>  
>  Haruna. 






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