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Comment/feedback # 13
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| Thank you for your encouragement. We can use some. :-) SB For commenting on #13 |
Comment/feedback # 9
| It's not that Hillary Clinton is a bad candidate. It's true that a lot of the Asian-American population, especially recent immigrants, is not informed about the American political process. It is difficult for one president (in this case, only a candidate, not even holding nomination for his political party) to pass laws that will drastically change current policies. However, I don't see it as bad that these Asian-Americans are willing to participate in politics. I just hope that there can be opp ... more ... |
Comment/feedback # 12
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| Thanks! That we have only 1.9% of the vote while having 4.5% of the population has non-trivial reasons. According to Census Bureau, first, only 68% of the 12 million are 18 and older -- a smaller % than the rest of the nation. Of those only 58% are citizens (swince new immigrant must wait to become citizens). As you know to vote one must be a citizen who is 18 or older. However, of those qualified to register to vote, our % is slight lower than the national average which is a shame. Almo ... more ... |
Comment/feedback # 8
| Thanks. It is very interesting. There are a couple of lessons for all of us to learn. Thanks again. Regards Dr. Sreedhar Kavil For commenting on #8 |
Comment/feedback # 7
| I agreed with Feedback # 3. Asian Americans have no respect from Americans in general and the American media. If you read articles written by Caucasians on China or other Asian countries, as an Asian, you know most of the time, he is expressing just his own opinion rather than the truth. To have our own BLOG to communicate and express our ideas and opinions to improve our standing in this community is absolutely essential. S.C. For commenting on #7 |
Comment/feedback # 10
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| Yes, having our own tool to communite community-wide is soooooo important. That is why using emails and operating with a fairly low budget we can deliver 70-30 in the presidential elections. Thanks. SB For commenting on #10 |
Comment/feedback # 3
| I am not voting for Clinton because I don't trust her to put Asian interests on her priority or that she could do what she "promises". We need to create something like Moveon.org to mobilize other Asians & provide them with a way to make their voices heard. For commenting on #3 |
Comment/feedback # 6
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| 80-20 is NOT anti-Hillary. When she has replied to our questionnaire satisfactorily, 80-20 will love to consider supporting her along with all other candidates who have replied satisfactorily. MoveOn has 3 million email addresses for a nationwide voters base of about 100 million. 80-20 PAC has 700,000 email addresses for an Asian Am community-wide voters base of about 3 milion. In comparison, 80-20's ratio is actually betteer than MoveOn's. 80-20 has delivered about 70-30 for its endorsed ... more ... |
Comment/feedback # 2
| Like the article. Sometimes it is hard to resist because of my ideology. For commenting on #2 |
Comment/feedback # 5
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| Like your comments. Could you clarify what it is that you want "to resist?" Thanks. SB For commenting on #5 |
Comment/feedback # 1
| Good article and very informative. We need to make sure Asians are not "used." In a way, Jewish has only Israel to support, but Asians are divided in terms or their ideology and ethnicities. It becomes so much harder to integrate the voice. For commenting on #1 |
Comment/feedback # 4
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| All Asian Ams., regardless of their nationality and ethnic differences, want EQUAL opportunity in workplaces in USA. Therefore we can indeed unite and become politically cohesive -- the view of an incurable optimist. :-) SB For commenting on #4 |
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Another fitting title for this newsletter is "
Obligation of Asian Am.
Fundraisers (Bundlers) ."
On 10/19, LA Times published an article on Sen. Clinton's fundraising
entitled "An unlikely treasure-trove of donors for Clinton." For details, visit
http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-donors19oct19,1,7444827.story .
It has some good points. For example. could Sen. Clinton be taking
advantage of the political naivety of new Asian immigrants? That is a
point that 80-20 EF has raised before. Remember our email " Don't Be
Suckers" and names like Johnny Chung, Charlie Trie, Maria Hsia, Robert
Lee and Yogesh Gandhi?
Congressman Mike Honda's retort to that article also has good points.
"Could our media be too suspicious about political donations from Asian
Ams?" The media certainly erred in 1997. When John Huang and a few
others raised money illegally for Pres. Clinton and DNC, the media made it
seem like an Asian Am. cabal aimed to undermine our Federal government.
Hard to believe!
However, neither has raised the REALLY IMPORTANT POINT:
What have we gotten back for our political donations?
Among ethnic groups, Asian Ams' political donation is second only
to Jewish Americans. Shockingly, Asian Ams. don't even enjoy equal
opportunity in workplaces yet -- a right enjoyed by all other Americans.
For evidence, visit
http://www.80-20educationalfoundation.org/wpad.jpg
which is a full page ad in Washington Post & carefully documented.
For a brighter future, we must
(1) ask for accountability from our fundraisers (bundlers). The
fundraisers are there when pictures are taken and their personal needs
taken care of by the politicians. They need to be there be there to ask
the politicians to promise to work for Asian Ams' equal opportunity &
in turn hold the politician accountable! If they deliver, we must thank
them for their leadership. Otherwise, such fundraisers are using hard
earned money from the little people to buy their personal glory. We
need to reject them!
(2) also ask for accountability from those Asian Am politicians
who have raised money from us playing up their Asian roots and/or
endorsed presidential candidates in our name. If they deliver concrete
benefits to our community &/or solid promises from presidential
candidates to us, thank them & continue to support them. Otherwise,
hold them accountable & stop supporting them!
Voice your support for or objection to this view at
http://www.80-20educationalfoundation.org/posterboard.html
Respectfully,
S. B. Woo
President, 80-20 Educational Foundation, Inc.
<font size=-1> <center><table width=84%><tr><td bgcolor=ffcccc> I heard from many congressional staff that Asian Ams was the second largest ETHNIC group in donating to politicians, although I don't have solid data. I doubt anyone has. However,
it is well-known that African Ams. and Hispanics don't give much financially to politicians.
Their political clouts come from their large number of voters, willingness to speak up and organize demonstrations. In addition, African Ams. have voted 9 to 1 for Democratic presidential candidates for decades. That is w <a href=/cgi/dm?l=/8/bb/b11&w=bbmsg&id=19>... more ... </a>
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<font size=-1> <center><table width=84%><tr><td bgcolor=ccffcc> good points! Thanks for the voice!
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<font size=-1> <center><table width=84%><tr><td bgcolor=ffcccc> Thanks for the encouragment. But a voice is not enough. We need to turn dreams into realities. SB
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<font size=-1><a href=mailto:apchau1@gmail.com> </a><center><table width=84%><tr><td bgcolor=ccffcc> I like the idea of accountability.
However, the Asian American community is much more fragmented than the Jewish community (e.g. ethnicity, cultures, roots, etc.)
If the priorities and goals can be agreed upon, if each major Asian American donor is willing to insist on this accountability, and if the recipients of these donations are monitored and held accountable, perhaps the idea of accountability can become a reality.
- What are the goals and priorities?
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<font size=-1> <center><table width=84%><tr><td bgcolor=ffcccc> Dear Armand:
Great questions. Thanks. You point -- too bad that the glass is half empty (the different ethnicity, culture of Asian Ams.) But the glass is half full! All Asian Am. would like to enjoy equal opportunity in workplaces. That was what enabled 80-20 PAC to deliver about 70-30 to our endorsed presidential candidates in 2000 and 2004. We aim to deliver 80-20 in 2008, our name sake.
Goals -- win equal opportunity in workplaces i.e. shatter the glass ceiling.
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