Please take a minute to sign nominating petitions when we come to your door. Candidates and volunteers will be circulating petitions in the next few days. The deadline is approaching fast.
Sign and then print your name as it appears on your voter registration, and in the address field please put West Whiteland Twp., not West Chester or Exton. And please, no ditto marks.
Thanks!
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Roggio corrects a misquote...
Thanks for the link. However you have a quote on your sight from the Phoenixville News quoting me as saying I would vote to "repeal the Bush tax cuts." What I actually said is that I would vote to "repeal the Bush tax cuts for individuals making over $300,000 per year. Dan Kristie has admitted this mis-quote and has printed a correction. I am sure he will verify this. There is a significant difference between the 2 quotes.
Thanks for anything you can do to correct this.
Bob
Thanks for anything you can do to correct this.
Bob
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
New Block Captain on Tall Pines
Another democrat has stepped up and agreed to be a block captain. This is great news. Being a block captain is easy and fun.
First, since most streets do not have one, there is no way you can do less than what is being done now. If a block captain gets one democrat to vote who would not have otherwise, then he/she has made a big difference. Recently, we dems have won local races by margins of seven votes and twelve votes.
Second, block captains are the most important people in the world. Why? because they remind people to vote. They connect their neighbors with our email networks. If we want to reduce the grip of big money on our party, we have to reach the voters without annoying and expensive TV, mail, and phone banking.
Third, talking with neighbors is a lot more interesting than watching the corporate pundits on TV. Our neighborhood canvassing parties are good exercise and lots of fun.
First, since most streets do not have one, there is no way you can do less than what is being done now. If a block captain gets one democrat to vote who would not have otherwise, then he/she has made a big difference. Recently, we dems have won local races by margins of seven votes and twelve votes.
Second, block captains are the most important people in the world. Why? because they remind people to vote. They connect their neighbors with our email networks. If we want to reduce the grip of big money on our party, we have to reach the voters without annoying and expensive TV, mail, and phone banking.
Third, talking with neighbors is a lot more interesting than watching the corporate pundits on TV. Our neighborhood canvassing parties are good exercise and lots of fun.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Mike Liebowitz in the race against Gerlach
“...I know the 6th District needs a change,” said Mr. Leibowitz, who also sought the Democratic nomination in 2006. “I believe many voters in the district have grown weary of Republican policies and have become more open to Democratic values...”
“...I learned a great deal from talking to the citizens of the district,” said Leibowitz, a graduate of Villanova Law School. “To beat Jim Gerlach we really need a candidate who has not been poisoned by the political process....”
read more ... Keystone Politics
Bob Roggio in the race against Gerlach
...Roggio described himself as a fiscal conservative....If elected, he said, the first thing he would do is throw his support behind efforts to get President Bush’s tax cuts repealed. He said he would also look at ways to cut redundant and inefficient government programs....
read more...PhoenixvilleNews.com
Carol Palmaccio in the race for State Rep
Carol Palmaccio of Willistown is running for the PA House in the 167th Legislative District which includes West Whiteland.
Carol came to the monthly WWDems meeting Sunday, Jan 13th, and was well-recevied by all present.
We talked about property taxes, health care, transportation, emergency services, and other issues in our district.
Carol came to the monthly WWDems meeting Sunday, Jan 13th, and was well-recevied by all present.
We talked about property taxes, health care, transportation, emergency services, and other issues in our district.
Friday, January 11, 2008
Posts coming up....
- new block captain on tall pines!
- we have a candidate for the PA house!
- we have two candidates for congress!
- WW Dems are meeting monthly now!
- WW Dems have a new professional website!
- canvassing parties a big success in 2nd precinct!
- January county dem meeting sparkled with energy
Thursday, January 10, 2008
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