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L. Coyote Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Oct-31-08 09:15 AM
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Antidotes to Complacency: Four Reasons to Not Take the Election for Granted
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-loeb/antidotes-to-complacency_b_138336.html
Paul Loeb
October 27, 2008
Antidotes to Complacency: Four Reasons to Not Take the Election for Granted


It's tempting to begin taking the likelihood of Obama's victory just a bit for granted. The polls look good. McCain and Palin are flailing, and Ted Stevens is headed for jail. The Republicans have started their blame game.

But it's dangerous to assume that the election is over, or to settle for a narrow margin. Here are four reasons to keep doing all we can to keep working (and get our procrastinating friends to finally donate and volunteer) so we can create broadest possible mandate for Obama and his Democratic allies.

A MANDATE FOR CHANGE: It matters hugely whether Obama wins. It also matters whether he wins by one percent or eight percent, and by 5 electoral votes or 105. ............

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ALSO: Volunteer Energy and Political Tipping Points -- What We Can Do
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-loeb/volunteer-energy-and-poli_b_134738.html
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