There are signs of intelligent life. You just have to know where to look. You won’t find them on TV. They’re harder to spot in the nation’s newspapers. But they’re out there. They are *us* and people like us. Our challenge is to find each other and connect.
Sometimes, the most effective technology is the simplest one. It could be that all we have to do is print some flyers that say nothing more than:
“Don’t like Obama? Not a racist? YOU ARE NOT ALONE!”
Put your favorite URL in some tear off strips at the bottom and hang the flyer on your local grocery store bulletin board.
Here are some other nifty ideas on how you can connect with others:
- Check out Murphy’s PUMAPac Action Center for graphics, flyers, postcards, and other ideas on getting the word out to the non-nethead. Sign up for her Daily Growl for mass action alerts.
- Help Heidi Li and Marc Rubin get more ads on the air. Visit Democrats for Principle before Party and make a donation.
- Visit JustSayNoDeal’s DailyDos page for events and activities that will get people’s attention. (Note: Some of these activities coordinate with McCain’s campaign so do it only if you feel comfortable with that concept.)
- Meet Harriet Christian in Manhattan on Saturday and Sunday from now until the election. She is rounding up a posse to go to Scranton, PA to canvass in coordination with Democrat’s for McCain. If you’re interested, send her an email at hchristian at infnyc dot com. The buses leave from 31st Street and 8th Ave at 9:00AM.
- Tell your friends to tune into blogtalkradio programs. There are a wide variety to suit everyone’s taste and you will get to meet a lot of new friends from all over the country. Tonight, you can Chew the Fat with Ophelia, from The New Agenda tonight at 10PM EST. Join Amy Siskind and Dr. Violet Socks talk about how women from both sides of the aisle can find common ground, work towards the 30% solution and move women’s issues forward for a better society for all.

Chewing the Fat with Ophelia
The Obama Haka only works if friends and neighbors get discouraged and stay home on election day. There is an illusion that Obama’s victory is all but assured but that can’t happen if everyone who is angry about the strong armed tactics, intimidation, peer pressure, misogyny and accusations of racism fight back. There is strength in numbers. Spread the word. All you have to do is say, “You are not alone.”
Time is short.
Sound off, Conflucians. Tell us where you’re from.
Filed under: Presidential Election 2008 | Tagged: Democrats for Principle before Party, Just say no deal, Ophelia, PUMA HAKA, PUMApac, the new agenda | 266 Comments »