Even though I am mourning the loss of Elle (my heart is shattered), it doesn't change the need for action. This morning I volunteered to man the phone lines for Scott Brown and also made a donation. Do I think he can win the senate seat in Massachusetts? I have no idea. I do know this, as I said to my buddy DaTechGuy, if I do nothing I lose my b*tching rights, and nice little Italian ladies loooooove to b*tch!
RightKlik has the Hannity/Brown interview posted as well as some fine links. I don't plan on spending time trying to "scoop" other bloggers. A much wiser use of time is to send you where you need to go.
You do not have to live in Massachusetts to volunteer. You do, however, need to live in Massachusetts to be able to spell Massachusetts. Thank goodness for spell check!!
From Red State:
Let's Not Get Cocky
There's A Lot Of Work To Do ... And We've Still Only Got 10 Months To Do It.
Undoubtedly, yesterday was a good day.
But that said, let’s not let that go to our heads and make us complacent.
There’s a lot of hard work to be done - NOTE: from now until 01/19, every day is Scott Brown day: donate and volunteer - and we need to realize that there are still ten whole months left before November 2. A lot of things can change in that time … and we should be prepared for any contingency so we’re not ruled by events instead of the other way round.
There’s still money to be raised, volunteers to be recruited, neighbors and co-workers to be won over, precincts to organize and ultimately campaigns to be won. We should not make the mistake of thinking the ND seat as good as won because Dorgan quit, or the CT seat as good as out of reach (as many are suggesting) because we no longer have Chris Dodd to run against.
From BigGovernment:
Massachusetts Voters Could Make History on January 19
by Dana Loesch
What level of poetic justice would it be for Republican Scott Brown to win Teddy Kennedy’s senate seat and become the 41st vote to stop fauxcare? Bay Staters are being presented with the opportunity on January 19th in a special election to decide the new occupant of a senate seat that has for so long been essentially held by one political family. read the rest
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