On Saturday, June 7, 2008, Hillary Clinton suspended her historic campaign for President.  To her 18 million voters, it may have seemed like an end, but we pledge to make it a beginning…  a beginning of a movement to achieve the democratic and just country that Hillary has envisioned for America.

Hillary has spoken out for citizens who are too often invisible – children, the poor, the elderly, the working and middle class.  She has spoken out and worked hard for universal health care, a strong economy, a clean planet, a stellar education system, an end to the war in Iraq and a sound foreign policy.  She has built a broad and dedicated coalition of supporters and has energized millions of new voters – most notably women.

We stand together with her 18 million voters in pursuit of all of the following:

• Bring us together by honoring Hillary Clinton and her supporters at the Democratic National Convention in Denver by:
  1. Placing her name into nomination (following traditional protocol)
  2. Ensuring a roll-call vote
  3. Inviting her to speak, during prime-time, on August 26th, the 88th anniversary of Women's Suffrage
• Bring us together by adoption of policies on the Platform Committee that Hillary Clinton has championed.
• Bring us together through reform of the primary and caucus system to reflect the basic principle of one person - one vote.
• Bring us together through outspoken denunciation of all gender bias, racism and other forms of discrimination.
• Bring us together by making a concerted effort to retire her campaign debt.