1) Gather news reports about Kerry's campaign movements and post them here in the appropriate forum and discuss them.
2) Post Poll numbers from different localities and discussions about those poll numbers and what can be done to alter talking points about Kerry.
3) Post local websites about Kerry
4) Announce press releases from those websites and especially from the Kerry campaign.
5) Announce times and dates about local gatherings and tv and radio appearances and anything to "help" Kerry get the word out and discuss them afterwards - what worked and what didn't.
6) Have a "real" discussion about Kerry where talking points against him can become so boring you can refute them in your sleep.
7) Entertain different perspectives before dismissing them outright. (read #9)
8) In other words, listen to us idiots (like me), if only because some of us do believe in the idea that we all have to work together to get Bush out. (read #9)
9) but, don't listen to the "pretend" Kerry supporters or "pretend" Dean supporters. You can tell who they are because they try to divide rather than unite us. Read what they say if you have time, but always ask yourself, will this help us or divide us?
10) And best of all, check these out:
the best "unofficial" DU slang Dictionary in the world:
http://DUG.SeattleActivist.org/and the "First Seven Days Underground" by Skinner:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/articles/01/01/010127_7days.htmlsig:
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For the best "unofficial" DU Slang Dictionary in the world:
http://DUG.SeattleActivist.org/Serial Killer Cafe...
and searchable missing person news archives:
http://NEWS.OneMissingPerson.org/http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SK-Cafe/Dave (AmyStrange.com) Ayotte
Please, regularly check the One Missing Person (is one person too many) searchable website for the latest (and archived) missing person news stories:
http://NEWS.OneMissingPerson.org/Serious Serial Killer discussion:
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