Happy New Year, Ohio.

[geiger]

The Ohio Forum on DU has more posts than any other state except California and Texas.

[Kolesar]

1. Happy New Year. Let's end it with Democrats in Congress from Columbus and Canton

... and turn Ohio blue on the big board!

[geiger]

2. yes, and best wishes for your new year. you're the best.

[BillORightsMan]

3. What Ho Ohio!

It's a New Year!


GET BUSY NOW!

If you don't know WHO
call your county office.
If nobody answers, call back!
Again and again and again!
Then offer to answer the phone!
If you know how, UPDATE their website!

ALL POLITIC IS LOCAL.

DO IT! LET'S GO! :applause:

imbillorightsmanandiapprovethismessage
:patriot:

[geiger]

4. Bears Repeating, all politics is local...

On every campaign I work, I always try to bring in at least one new young person. This most recent I successfully snagged three. If youth turn out to vote, the impact will be enormous.

I was listening to an NPR interview on the Diane Rehm show Thursday a.m. Garrett Graff: "The First Campaign" (FSG) talked about "the Internet {and how it} has changed the way we do business and the way we conduct our politics. {Graff}, the first blogger permitted to officially cover a White House press briefing examine{d} how the world wide web will transform political campaigns in the new century."

"Garrett Graff, {IS} editor at large at "Washingtonian" magazine and the founding editor of the blog FishbownDC.com. He teaches journalism and new media at Georgetown University...."

He made a very passionate statement about young people getting involved and if they get out to vote, saying "it could change the course of our nation's history {paraphrase}." I was struck instantly by the profundity of the comment.

[MeDeMax]

5. Happy New Year (belated)

and what a start to an election season...

We will rewrite history by engaging the 18 to 29 yrs olds in the political
process this year.

So say the oracles...

[Kukesa]

6. Let's hear it for the Oracles! nt