Letter to the Editor

Hillary is ready to be commander in chief

Editor, the Record:

When we go to the polls on April 22, we want to elect a president who is ready to be commander in chief on day one. We want someone who has a proven track record of making changes and getting results. We want someone with the depth and breadth of knowledge and experience to get the job done. We want someone who will turn promises into action. We want someone who is an advocate for the forgotten middle class. That person is clearly Hillary Clinton.

I believe Hillary's mother when she says Hillary "has a great mind and a great heart." As a U.S. senator and a community activist, she has been an advocate for children and families for 35 years. She isn't just talking the talk, she has walked the walk.

CAROL NEVIL

East Stroudsburg


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