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The saying was not created by the woman who endorsed CLinton!
It was coined by Cesar Chavez!
Re: nvblogger
Katy:
Read the R-J story today -- the woman who invented the rallying cry, "Si Se Puede," for California's union farmworkers in the 1970s, has just endorsed Clinton.
Now I know why CLinton supporters are seen as uneducated.
Lordy Lordy.