Sunday September 21th is the day for Women for Obama in and around Homer!
All women who support Obama's run for the presidency are invited to Kat Haber's home to:
* Discuss the issues
* Write letters
* Make calls
* Watch a DVD from the Obama campaign
* Share a good time
Meet at 1:00 PM at 300 Wandering Meadows Lane; bring a dish to share and a cellphone to make calls.
Call Kat at 299 2363 for directions or more information..
1 comment:
This article in the Huffington Post is definitely for Say No Girls in Homer. Please send buttons for our Bethel Chapter to Vicki Malone, PO Box 2178, Bethel, Alaska.
"SARAH PALIN NAKED"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-seitzman/sarah-palin-naked_b_125861.htm
Author: Michael Seitzman
Posted September 11, 2008 | 11:21 PM (EST)
"She said "nucular." Twice.
I realized three things tonight. For one, if you are a McCain/Palin/Bush voter, you and I do not have a difference of opinion. We have a difference in brain power. Two, she really is as ignorant as I feared. And, three, she really is kinda hot. Basically, I want to have sex with her on my Barack Obama sheets while my wife reads aloud from the Constitution. (My wife is cool with this if I promise to "first wipe off Palin's tranny makeup." I married well.)
Now, I want to be clear and speak directly to those of you who LOVED that Palin interview. You're an idiot. I mean that. This is not one of those cases where we're going to agree to disagree. This isn't one of those situations where we debate it passionately and then walk away thinking that the other guy is wrong but argued well. I'm not going to think of you as a thoughtful but misguided person with different ideas who still really cares about the country and the world. No, sorry, not this time. This time, if you watched those interview excerpts and weren't scared out of your freakin' mind, then you're mentally ill, mentally disabled, or mentally disturbed. What you are NOT is responsible, informed, curious, thoughtful, mature, educated, empathetic, or remotely serious. I mean it.
But I like to think that anyone can change.
Stop voting for people you want to have a beer with. Stop voting for folksy. Stop voting for people who remind you of your neighbor. Stop voting for the ideologically intransigent, the staggeringly ignorant, and the blazingly incompetent.
Vote for someone smarter than you. Vote for someone who inspires you. Vote for someone who has not only traveled the world but who has also shown a deep understanding and compassion for it. The stakes are real and they're terrifyingly high. This election matters. It matters. It really matters. Let me say that one more time. This. Really. Matters."
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