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mahina

(18,840 posts)
Sun Jan 15, 2012, 03:07 AM Jan 2012

Who out there is working to make sure we keep the Senate and take back the House?

Stand up and be counted, and thanked (by me at least)!

Our Governor told a meeting of the party today here that if we don't keep the Senate, our state is in deep trouble. We do not want to be the 51st red seat- can not be. We need to mobilize for either of the Democrats in this Senate race, Mazie Hirono or Ed Case, and either of the 3 Democrats, Rafael Del Castillo, Tulsi Gabbard, or Mufi Hanneman for House seat CD2.

How about your area? DU, huuuuiiii!

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Who out there is working to make sure we keep the Senate and take back the House? (Original Post) mahina Jan 2012 OP
Here. Scuba Jan 2012 #1
Thank you! mahina Jan 2012 #2
Right here! FrenchieCat Jan 2012 #3
Hey Frenchie! mahina Jan 2012 #6
Let's help each other! ConnollyForIowa Jan 2012 #4
Links ConnollyForIowa Jan 2012 #5
Best of luck Mike! mahina Jan 2012 #7
Keeping Progress aby_blond Feb 2012 #8
Thanks! I read you, man oh man. mahina Feb 2012 #9
Wow, that was your second post ever? mahina Feb 2012 #10
Post removed Post removed Feb 2012 #11
Not just those, help keep Obama by voting in the easiest Republican "Ron Paul" for an opponent BleedBlueUSA Feb 2012 #12
Nah, if you want Obama to be a ringer, vote in Santorum JNathanK Feb 2012 #14
I'm not happy with Democrats, but I'll vote for them, seeing the kind of irrational whackjobs... JNathanK Feb 2012 #13

ConnollyForIowa

(4 posts)
4. Let's help each other!
Thu Jan 19, 2012, 09:36 PM
Jan 2012

Hey guys! Best of luck in your races in HI, let me know if there's ever anything I can do for you. My name is Mike Connolly, and I'm trying to take a seat that's been held by the GOP for many, many years. It's just been re-organized though, and I think we have a good shot at taking it since there isn't an incumbent.

Please visit and "follow" my campaign site at:

http://connollyforiowa.blogspot.com/

And please "like" my facebook page at:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michael-Connolly/360431647316189

Thank you so much guys, and please, make a small donation on the blog site. I appreciate it so much.
-Mike

aby_blond

(2 posts)
8. Keeping Progress
Fri Feb 10, 2012, 09:38 PM
Feb 2012

Hi mahina, thank you for keeping the fight up. We as democrats, "left-wing", liberals, need to unite. It is nuts to not be in solidarity.
We MUST go out and vote, even on non-Presidential, elections. I, myself am a big local government, campaigner. Trying to convince people that is where it starts, and their voices need to be heard.
thanks for the post.

Response to mahina (Original post)

BleedBlueUSA

(5 posts)
12. Not just those, help keep Obama by voting in the easiest Republican "Ron Paul" for an opponent
Wed Feb 22, 2012, 08:32 PM
Feb 2012

A few years ago Rush Limbaugh messed with the Democrat Primary by having Republicans vote as Democrats in the Primary. How about returning the deed? Everybody should show up on election day to vote in Ron Paul for Republican nominee. He hasn't won a single state yet and should be an easy victory in November. Check your states primary date http://www.2012presidentialelectionnews.com/2012-republican-primary-schedule/

JNathanK

(185 posts)
14. Nah, if you want Obama to be a ringer, vote in Santorum
Fri Feb 24, 2012, 12:54 AM
Feb 2012

There's too many people that would vote Paul over Obama because of his anti-war stance, which is his only redeeming quality. He's too black and white in his thinking, and he wants to fuck with medicare, education, social security, etc etc.

I'm actually glad Obama didn't just let our manufacturing base completely collapse to ruin like he would have done.

JNathanK

(185 posts)
13. I'm not happy with Democrats, but I'll vote for them, seeing the kind of irrational whackjobs...
Fri Feb 24, 2012, 12:51 AM
Feb 2012

...the Republicans have devolved into.

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