Welcome To Say No To Pombo
[Note to regular SNTP readers] I am going to be promoting this post to the top of the page through Election Day. There will be lots of new posts between now and then. Just scroll down past this one, and you will find plenty of fresh material.
Well, we are now
So I want to invite you to use the handy google feature in the right-hand sidebar of this website. There, you can search this site for any topic in which you might be interested, and you will most likely find some information relevant to this race. So good luck, I hope you find lots of posts that are useful to you, and I also hope that on November 7, you will have several good reasons to Say No To Pombo.
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posted by babaloo @ 6:15 PM
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Jerry you look good up there with Mr Clinton. Take care and good luck.
We vote Mc Nerney
Tom Benigno
Congrats on a great event! Always nice to be a FOB (Friend of Bill).
Excerpts from SFGate's Political Blog:
More than 500 people -- the McNerney campaign estimated the number may have exceeded 1,000 -- sat through the season's first significant rain storm to cheer Clinton, McNerney and a handful of other Democratic candidates and state party officials at the get-out-the-vote rally held on the tarmac at the Stockton airport.
The main event didn't get going until after 10 p.m. -- more than an hour late -- but that didn't blunt the crowd's enthusiasm.
McNerney got things rolling, attacking Pombo and repeating the Democratic Party's mantra this election season that voters have a chance to change the direction of the country.
"Every single vote counts," he said.
Then it was Clinton's turn.
"It's late. You stood here in the rain and you did it for a reason. You know it matters," said Clinton, who flew into Stockton from San Francisco, where he headlined a fundraiser that generated more than $2 million for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's final efforts leading into Tuesday's election.
"You've got a few days," Clinton continued. "And when you go to work tomorrow, when you walk down the street tomorrow, when you go to the grocery store, when you go anywhere, you look in the eyes of the people you meet ... and you tell them you don't care what your political party is, you don't care what they've done in the past. You're not mad at anybody. You just know we can do better."
I heard it was a great rally! I've got more pics of it posted here.
Congratulations on your 1st Birthday, SNTP! You've done a solid job with this...
not that i want to be petty or anything, but photos were taken from here ;)
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