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How YOU Can Help The Obama Campaign This Weekend

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Rank advocacy but, hey, this progressive blog is about making change happen, and no one here is shy.

Hope for the best, and work for it. Sound familiar? We got a strong dollop of hope last night from Senator Obama. Here is how you can work for change this weekend.

  • IN MASSACHUSETTS. Visit the Obama campaign’s Massachusetts website. It is stuffed with local events, from phonebanks running throughout this Friday afternoon, and over the weekend, to a 7.00 PM meeting at a Starbucks in Brockton. The campaign has a staffed office in Somerville. The telephone number is 617-981-0642 (but the best course of action is to use their excellent website).
  • IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. Visit the Obama campaign’s New Hampshire website. From rallies to visibilities, there are no shortage of Obamevents in NH this weekend. You can help just by showing up and increasing the body count. To do something more substantive, like canvassing or best of all helping on election day (Tuesday 8 January), click here to volunteer, or call the Obama New Hampshire primary hotline at 603-668-2008. (Got that? -2008).

    This campaign is organized, and well-financed and those are hugely important elements for victory in our system. If you still need reasons to vote for Senator Obama, may I respectfully direct you to this link.

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    1. That Drudge is quoting Rasmussen Reports (currently down, perhaps because of the link from Drudge) following NH poll:

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