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Park Press Footprint Log on to: ChicagoPeoplesVoice.com November 2016 The Heart & Soul of Chicago TM First Edition Volume 20 Issue 11 FREE Lake County Edition Page 2 Chicago People’s Voice November 2016 The Chicago Peoples Voice The Heart & Soul of Chicago tm E. Reed Report Lake County, Illinois Edition Regional • State • Federal E-mail: [email protected] Business • Social • Legislative ChicagoPeoplesVoice.com Activity That Affects You PeoplesVoice-Site. Org Chicago Peoples Voice PO Box 1038 • Waukegan, Illinois 60079 e Case for Hillary Clinton 847-473-5501 When people run for office, the media, and dividual. She is from and for working class families Once I was invited to the White House people in general think-up, make-up, exaggerate and she believes in a safety net for families and in - under the Clinton Administration and they pre - and say everything negative that they can imagine dividuals who fall upon hard times. sented me with some keepsakes, a hand engraved about the person running and say it. Especially if She is well red, widely traveled, brilliant, and goblet with President Clinton’s signature, and an of - that person has a good heart and genuinely wants even able to take a jab from the likes of a well- ficial White House Christmas Tree Ornament. to make positive change. heeded Trump called this mother and grandmother These items I will always treasure. In this election cycle, everything negative a “nasty” woman. She took the punch with grace. I am honored to recommend and support that anyone could image was said about Hillary Hillary not only is qualified to be president, Hillary Rodham Clinton as the Chief Executive Of - Clinton. But she is not alone, they made up, insinu - she deserves it. ficer of our great nation and as President of the ated, and out right lied on Barack Obama, Ben Car - I have had the pleasure of being in Hillary United States of America. son, Bill Clinton, and even John F. Kennedy. Clinton’s presence on Anyone who has a positive agenda is like flying three occasions. 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