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n.b. check the Washington Post today. Mentions your blog...
I'm sure a lot of people will follow you out of the office.
When you're trying to keep up with the MSM and the issue of the day remember...
"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something." Plato
I cried myself to sleep last night, but I woke with a renewed spirit to fight like hell for this nomination, and this only makes me more fired up! This bitch went on O'Reilly's show of all places to criticize Reverend Wright and Senator Obama. Hell NO!
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/04/30/clinton-tweaks-obama-on-wright/
Welcome back, brother.
But this was never going to be easy, and we need to buckle down and support Obama especially when its tough.
I gave him $25.00 yesterday, just to motivate myself to see this through.
He's gonna win. But it's gonna be a struggle.
This one is the MOST important. We CANNOT and WILL NOT let this happen. I just sent an email to my Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton. She is an Obama backer. And I let her know that she has to tell her people that this will not stand. There is a growing anger and bitterness over here.
I agree with your outlined topics and will lhelp in any way I can.
This is the first place I'm come when I log onto my computer.
Glad you're back... for many reasons. As an often "lurker" and once in awhile poster, I want to address you, your colleagues and the community who regularly comments and trades ideas. My friend and I had a long and almost tearful conversation on Monday. I'm a 60 year old veteran of the 60's and 70's peace movement in San Francisco; she a 60+ veteran of the Black Power movement in Oakland/Berkeley. We both checked out of the political scene a number of years ago, when it became clear to us that the political process we had so actively participated in had died, and no real change was happening in our lifetime. We closed down the well of optimism and concentrated on our own families and communities, believing that was the only venue where we could perpetuate any lasting change... Then along came Obama. We resisted for a long, long time... to actually come to care and believe in the possibility of change, and the possibility of a Black man and woman in the Whitehouse meant opening up old wounds, and as Darian Dauchan said ... Our hearts had been broken... Finally giving in, we found our hearts could still be broken...but what made it bearable this time is the host of brilliant young(er) folks... Jack, Jill, rikyrah, dnA and the many in this community and across the blogosphere who have picked up the cause and run with it. You, more even than the Senator, give us hope. We need you to keep up the fight. Thank you.
I'm glad you are rested and ready for battle. Great blog you have here. A friend recommended it to me and I've been lurking and posting every since!
I am older as well, and I find all of
you AMAZING!
Thank you and bless you.
I'm tired too and I haven't done even a quarter of what you have so I can appreciate your determination to recharge and renew your sense of purpose.
I'm just glad that this site, with all its writers and commenters has been here for us.
To everyone else, I repeat my exhortation to phone bank, people. Go online to Barackobama.com and follow the links to making calls for our next president. It honestly does make a difference, I've had to really struggle with my usual dislike of phone convos but it's gotten so much easier and each time we sign up another volunteer that we know is going to go out and canvas or get out the vote or whathave, it brings us that little bit closer.
She won vast swathes of western PA without one single canvasser or sign or nothing so obviously, it's a struggle but good grief, SO WORTH IT. One hour a night making calls.
Okay, off to sleep for me but I'm telling you, this IS going to happen if we all get in it together.