To the Editor:
Re “Hillary Stumbles,” by Charles M. Blow (column, Jan. 25):
I am one of those people whose feelings are reflected in the CNN Values vs. Electability poll accompanying Mr. Blow’s column. I fervently agree with Senator Bernie Sanders on almost everything, and I love him for saying it. But I believe that Hillary Clinton is more likely to be elected. Does that soften my support for Mrs. Clinton? No.
If there were any chance that anything that Mr. Sanders advocates could make it through the mire in Washington, I might waver. But I am also certain that, if that chance existed, Mrs. Clinton would advocate it as well. She is as devoted to the cause of the common person as any Democrat. She advocates what is both good for the nation and doable. In the final analysis, that is why I will vote for her.
And, unless there is a tectonic shift in Washington between now and the election, there isn’t a chance that my position is going to change.
SHARON MORRISON
Whitefish, Mont.
Note from KBJ: I hate to break it to you, Sharon, but your vote doesn't matter. First, it's not going to affect the outcome in your state; and second, your state is going Republican, as it has in all but two presidential elections since 1948.
