remember how hard we all worked in 2008

[mdmc]

I knew Obama would win in 2008. I feel the same way in 2012.
In 2008 my family feared an Obama loss. We would take turns going down to PA to GOTV. I donated cash. We worked hard.
Curious..
I wont be doing a thing for the national campaign in 2012. I will be working to unseat Nan Hayworth in the NYSCD19 race.
Anyone else not care all that much about the circle d DLC this year? remember - work local..

[CakeGrrl]

1. Whatever you feel you need to do

The GOP in control of any of the branches of government is an impediment to any Progressive goals. It's bad enough that they're in control of SCOTUS, and that majority doesn't need to strengthen.

[mdmc]

2. I have a friend that will be running for judge

and I really would like to see Nan Hayworth be a one termer.

As far as Obama goes, I cant afford medical treatment although I have full health :insurance:. So I will work hard to improve my health, elect a judge, and remove Hayworth.

I am certain that Obama will win - he just wont be doing it with my shoe leather or cash..

[Whisp]

3. I hope all the people here that don't like Obama are as responsible as you are

what you plan to do is every bit as important

[mdmc]

4. Ive never sat out an election, except when I was real sick in 2006

Since 1992 on Ive been involved.. local, state, or fed.. I found DU when pimpin Dean in 2003.

Thanks for the kind reply. Peace and low stress..

[marlakay]

5. I feel same way going to work in my state

local not so much because it is a total red area and guy has been here forever and knows how to keep certain things cheap for local farmers and he is smart and one of the bushies that knows to say he will fight for SS & medicare, he knows the old people in this area...

So I will work in other races that have more of a chance...

[ClassWarrior]

6. The Obama-can-do-no-wrong crowd say if you want a better government, elect a better Congress, so...

...that's how I plan to spend all of my campaign energies in 2012.

NGU.

[madamesilverspurs]

8. There is no "Obama-can-do-no-wrong" crowd.

There is, however, a sizable group that understands that Democrats ripping him to shreds while republicans hogtie him isn't exactly productive.

Whatever.

[ClassWarrior]

12. Define "ripping him to shreds."

NGU.

[ClassWarrior]

13. ?

NGU.

[ClassWarrior]

14. ?

[ClassWarrior]

15. ?

[ClassWarrior]

7. Oh yeah... K & R...

Tho it looks like the purity patrol has gotten here first.

NGU.

[WonderGrunion]

9. Is that the Policy Purity Patrol or the Party Purity Patrol?

Progressives are just as fascist on their purity reviews as us moderates.

[ClassWarrior]

11. They're all the same trolls. Just different sock puppets.

NGU.

[Jakes Progress]

10. It's local elections for me this year.

My first to not do full service for national candidate. I lack the ability to promote his bipartisan shtick and his austerity and education plans with a straight face. And I get so tired of "At least he's not ......" as the only campaign issue going.

[DCBob]

16. working local is probably more important anyway.

Obama will most likely win anyway. We need more Democrats in the House and Senate and in Gov mansions to solve this mess we are in.

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