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October 27th, 2008

Make Your Voices Heard — Help Run Powerful Ads

(guest post by Bud White, cross-posted everywhere.)

At the end of the Democratic Primary season, this was the situation:

Popular Vote
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton: 17,857,446, (48.04%)
Senator Barack Obama: 17,584,649 (47.31%)

Pledged delegates

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton: 1,730.5 (39.17%)
Senator Barack Obama: 1,747.5 (39.55%)

(source)

Then, for no apparent good reason, in June Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosis decided THEY, not the delegates chosen by the electorate and not the superdelegates appointed via proper party procedure, were going to decide who would represent the top of the ticket for the general election. Now that same leadership wants YOU to legitimize their undemocratic and unprincipled methods by putting their selected candidate into the White House on November 4.

But WE can say no to the subversion of democratic principles within the Democratic Party. We can say no with our votes and by urging our fellow Democrats to pay attention to the particulars of the candidate Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi selected to represent the Democratic Party.

Put this ad on the air and let America know that our voices count.

Over the next 24 hours and across the internet, we as a community will urgently be raising money to run edgy and persuasive ads made by Democrats in key battleground states. Generous contributors have pledged $500 in matching funds. Your voice counts. Please contribute now

CLICK ON ROSIE TO DONATE:

Or go to Democrats For Principle Before Party - The Denver Group’s general election website, where you can view other ads the group is running:

Posted by Violet in Election 2008

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One Response to “Make Your Voices Heard — Help Run Powerful Ads”

  1. B. Dagger Lee says:

    I’m still voting for Obama!

    However, there’s an article in the Daily Beast that you should see if you haven’t already.

    h ttp://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2008-10-28/so-long-obama/

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