Our County Dem Chairman says Obama Campaign most organized in history

[appleannie1]

I just returned from a party dinner for our Congressional District and a neighboring district. I live in a rural area that no national campaign has ever sent a rep to. We not only have a rep sent by the Obama campaign, he even managed to find a place to open a campaign office with help from county Dem leaders. It is up and running and I volunteered to work there a couple days a week, doing whatever is asked of me. It is a first for this area. We still have 3 weeks and I am asking all of you, please do whatever you can in your area to make this a success. Not just for Obama but for House and Senate races as well. Lets SWEEP the Repubs under the rug.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. I asked one of my friends who's been in politics for a long time...

And he said about the same thing.

He also said that the internet has been a big reason for this.

It has revolutionized how campaigns work.

I am way more involved than I have EVER been.

We are going to win this!

[appleannie1]

5. Most of the people at the dinner tonight don't even have computors.

I am 65 and I was one of the young ones. No one from a national campaign has ever even acknowledged we are voters until this election. If Obama sent someone here, I doubt there are any Congressional districts in this nation that do not have an Obama rep working in it. I have never seen anything like it before. Our rep is a college student that took a year off school to work for the Obama campaign. And let me tell you, he is a worker. He has signed up voters that have never bothered before.

[givemebackmycountry]

2. Kicked! Kicked! Kicked!

This is a great post.
And it makes me happy.
Almost as happy as this.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA_oPtsX2ew

[Forkboy]

3. It's the best I've seen in my lifetime.

And for reference, 1980 was the first election I really paid any attention too.

[4lbs]

4. The Obama campaign will serve as the textbook model for 21st Century campaigning.

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