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[Public] People Count
Jun. 14th, 2006 05:15 pmHey there--
Democrats have seen so much rapid progress in so many places (sweeping four special elections in Mississippi, flipping three state legislature seats in New Hampshire that had been Republican-held for nearly 100 years) that it’s easy to forget that the 50-state strategy is a controversial plan.
It boils down to this: participation politics. I am helping to build an entirely new kind of political party -- one where every single person matters as much as the next, where each one of us has the power to take our future into our own hands. Some people don’t understand it, and some people don’t believe it will work. But I believe in the extraordinary potential of millions of Americans united in common cause to make our country better.
I think it’s time for people to count.
Please join me in supporting the Democratic Party’s 50-state strategy.
http://www.democrats.org/peoplecount
Thank you!
Democrats have seen so much rapid progress in so many places (sweeping four special elections in Mississippi, flipping three state legislature seats in New Hampshire that had been Republican-held for nearly 100 years) that it’s easy to forget that the 50-state strategy is a controversial plan.
It boils down to this: participation politics. I am helping to build an entirely new kind of political party -- one where every single person matters as much as the next, where each one of us has the power to take our future into our own hands. Some people don’t understand it, and some people don’t believe it will work. But I believe in the extraordinary potential of millions of Americans united in common cause to make our country better.
I think it’s time for people to count.
Please join me in supporting the Democratic Party’s 50-state strategy.
http://www.democrats.org/peoplecount
Thank you!
