Dear Aydin

Dear Aydin,

After being outspent and counted out, we are on the path to victory thanks to the voters of Pennsylvania and your steadfast support. Every day, I see the effects that your support has on our campaign. When I visit one of our offices in the field and see a full phone bank buzzing with activity, I know people like you make it possible. And when I celebrate a victory like the one we had in Pennsylvania, I know we are celebrating together. We can keep celebrating victories all the way through November. Our next step on the road to the nomination is a big show of strength when we report our April fundraising numbers. Because of the incredible support we saw last week, we are in position to make sure every voter has the right to be heard in this race. There is no better way to get us closer to victory than to make a contribution right now. That's why a group of our most active supporters have agreed to match new online contributions -- meaning any gift you give before the midnight Wednesday deadline will go twice as far toward helping us win. This is a unique opportunity, the chance to be part of something big. Matched with one of our donors, your $25 gift is worth $50. Your $50 gift is worth $100. There's never been a better time to jump in and help move our campaign forward -- don't miss this opportunity to make a gift worth twice as much. Contribute now, before the midnight deadline, to make sure your gift is matched. Think about everything that you and I have fought for together. Think about the enormous change we'll bring if we win. We can do it -- victory is in sight. But first we need to make a big show of strength by raising every dollar we can before the midnight Wednesday deadline. Let's show everyone who wants to count you and me out that we are in this race to win it. And since some of our best supporters are matching your online contribution, your gift before the deadline is worth double. Contribute to help us show our campaign's strength, and your gift will be worth twice as much. This is a critical moment in our campaign. We have the momentum heading into the final primaries, and I know we can win if we keep working and fighting together. Thank you for everything.

Sincerely,

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Dear Aydin,

Perşembe, 24 Nisan 2008 08:27 by hadrianapolis
This campaign is your campaign, and the victory we celebrated last night is your victory. Now, thanks to you, the tide is turning in this race. We never stopped believing in one another, never doubted that we could count on each other. You didn't quit, and when I'm president, I promise I won't quit on you. Now with the next critical contests right around the corner, we need your immediate help to build on the hard-earned momentum of our Pennsylvania victory and continue our success all the way to the nomination. Contribute today to help carry our momentum to Indiana, North Carolina, West Virginia, and beyond. Even though the Obama campaign went for broke trying to knock us out of the race, the people of Pennsylvania had other ideas. We connected with Pennsylvania families who know they need a strong leader who's on their side to turn around the battered Bush economy and end President Bush's disastrous war in Iraq. And as this redefined contest moves across the country, we'll keep connecting. I'm in this race to fight for you. And you know you can count on me to keep fighting for you every day. And as long as we keep working together, we'll wrest control of the White House from the Republicans and defeat John McCain. I'm going to continue to rely on your heart and your spirit every step of the way. Contribute now, and together, we can carry our winning message to victory. Thanks to you, we're on a roll. And with your immediate help, we'll keep moving forward until we've won the Democratic nomination, won the November election, and earned the opportunity to lead America in a new, more promising direction. Thanks so much for believing in me and believing in how much we can accomplish if we keep pulling together.
Sincerely,


Hillary Rodham Clinton