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RBInMaine

(13,570 posts)
Mon Oct 13, 2014, 08:32 AM Oct 2014

Here's some GOOD news happening in campaigns around the country. So DONATE, CAMPAIGN, and VOTE !

Braley TIED with the TeaFembot Ernst in Iowa, pounding on her like hell on tv, and just crushed her in their last debate.

Coakley AHEAD in MA and running strong all over the state, campaigning like hell for governor. (She has learned from last time.)

Burke TIED with slimeball Walker in WI. She can win ! Just CRUSHED him in their debate.

Wolf CRUSHING the sleazeball Corbett in PA. That TeaBag is going down!

Dems Nunn and Carter doing well in GA. TIED. Can win.

Dem Davis in KS has a strong chance to unseat TeaBag Brownback. Has been running ahead.

Moderate Senate Candidate Indy Greg Orman has a great chance to unseat asswipe Roberts in KS. Been running ahead.

Wendy Davis is a longshot but pounding the bejesus out of that TeaScum asshat she's running against in TX.

Grimes is keeping things very close against the Turtle in KY.

A Prairie Populist Senate Candidate Dem Rick Weiland is coming up in South Dakota and making that a real race.

In Maine, our Dem running to unseat the TeaBag looney LePage is working SO hard. It's tied, but only because of the indy who is far behind. We have thousands of volunteers all over the state working HARD. We have a great chance to unseat this goon.

Dems all over the country are WORKING HARD. We need to do our part and get a good turnout. That means donate, volunteer, and CAMPAIGN. Go knock on doors and make calls which is most effective. At least drop lit and put out signs, send emails and facebook messages, talk to friends and neighbors and coworkers. HELP !

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Here's some GOOD news happening in campaigns around the country. So DONATE, CAMPAIGN, and VOTE ! (Original Post) RBInMaine Oct 2014 OP
Even here in Oklahoma. redstatebluegirl Oct 2014 #1
GREAT ! RBInMaine Oct 2014 #2
hey, thanks for all your work..... a kennedy Oct 2014 #4
Great news-- maybe teabaggery and... TreasonousBastard Oct 2014 #6
More threads like this!! thevoiceofreason Oct 2014 #3
And a big A-MEN... TreasonousBastard Oct 2014 #5
Can you be the campaign manager of the Dems? Xyzse Oct 2014 #7
As I posted earlier today ... 1StrongBlackMan Oct 2014 #8

redstatebluegirl

(12,265 posts)
1. Even here in Oklahoma.
Mon Oct 13, 2014, 08:58 AM
Oct 2014

I was out canvassing this past weekend for a candidate for state representative. I have done this before and had doors slammed in my face the minute they found out the candidate was a democrat. This time not so much, oh I had a few, but I found more willing to talk and listen. We are trying to defeat a nasty man, who has anger issues to the core. Had a shouting match with a group in the student union on campus and votes with the wacko conservative faction here.

Two houses that I know are strongly republican in my neighborhood let us put a sign in their yard and asked if we had one for Joe Dornan, the guy running against crazy Mary Fallin for governor. I was shocked!

Maybe there is some hope after all .

thevoiceofreason

(3,440 posts)
3. More threads like this!!
Mon Oct 13, 2014, 10:13 AM
Oct 2014

In Texas, we have a very strong statewide slate. There are numerous folks who are crossing over or, even better, reassessing their affiliations.

 

1StrongBlackMan

(31,849 posts)
8. As I posted earlier today ...
Mon Oct 13, 2014, 01:56 PM
Oct 2014

I spent the weekend knocking on doors, in three demographically distinct communities in this purplish metro area ... a "wealth(ier)" community, on the Northwest side, a highly Hispanic community (highly economically integrated, as the older (wealthier) Hispanics remained in the community), and a racial/ethnically mixed, lower-incomed community.

I found two things: the vast majority of folks I talked to are pi$$ed and NOT blaming President Obama ... further, as a result of the canvassing script, and contrary to the polling, the vast majority of those I spoke with plan on voting ... and I can only surmise (though we were not to ask), they won't be voting republican.

GOTDV 2014

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