bleedingheart
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:19 PM
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Is it worth calling the DNC to complain about Alito too? |
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Now I called my repuke senators...both Specter and Santorectum even though I know it won't be of any use.
But I also called the DNC and left a message with the Chairman that I didn't want to receive any more fundraising letters if they don't have the cahones to filibuster this jerk Alito..
Everytime I get one of those fundraising letters...they put on like they are saving me from the evils of the republicans but in the end they either go along to get along or they back off.. I say...put up or shut up.
So do you think it is worth it or does it fall on deaf ears...?
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neverevergivein
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:19 PM
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after they quit fighting in Ohio.
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:21 PM
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2. You are aware that it's an entirely different staff now, don't you? NT |
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:22 PM
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3. Yes, Dr. Dean has SO MUCH INFLUENCE on what the Senators do. |
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:26 PM
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4. well it is the fundraising arm of the party....and apparently money talks |
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and bullshit walks in Washington...
if we threaten to pull the plug on donations???
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:28 PM
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5. And that'll just cripple the grassroots, which is where the money is |
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going. This is not Terry McAuliffe's DNC, you know.
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:32 PM
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6. well I am a committeewoman and we have heard "zip" out of the new DNC |
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in our area...and it one of the premier battleground states...PA...scene of the Casey/Santorum race
We beg for speakers, we beg for help...where is the DNC??
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:34 PM
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8. You'll have to ask them. I thought they spent plenty of time there |
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:47 PM
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9. all they do is ask for more money...and more money... |
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but when you ask for them to help us you hear nothing.
I have sent letters, the chair of our local party has called...but National is just too far removed. The state party is helping some...but let me give you some insight...we are holding a training session for people interested in becoming active in Democratic Committee...paid for entirely by....our local fundraising... The state is going to send a speaker but they aren't paying for anything nor are they going to contribute to our training....it is entirely home grown which we are happy to do but we have been begging for a national speaker to come so that we could generate more cash for our outreach efforts and to get more people involved...
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:33 PM
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7. contact DLC they don't give a shit about you, but they are cowards |
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and might worry about losing votes.
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Thu Jan-12-06 01:57 PM
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10. Your state is included in this press release. |
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Perhaps your state leaders are like our state leaders and don't tell you what is going on. They got some money, though. Talk to the state leaders. http://www.democrats.org/a/2006/01/record_fundrais.php
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Thu Jan-12-06 02:06 PM
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11. unless you're a corporate lobbyist |
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or you want to give them money
there's really not much reason to call the DNC about anything
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