I am a Kerry volunteer now, in SW PA [View All]

I just got on this winning ticket about a month ago, but I vow to all here that I will work my glutes off to help win the Oval Office for the honorable Senator Kerry in whom I am confident will be a great leader for our country.

I was in touch today with the Pittsburgh Kerry organizing committee, who are having a meeting tomorrow, where I will enlist and serve our country to the best of my ability in the upcoming campaign.

If any DUers can make any suggestions about specifically what I can do to help, please advise me.

I also request that the DU moderators to please post the addresses of activist sites, so those of us who do not have much experience in real-world politics can catch up on what must be done -- because we need to be totally fit for action in this the most critical election of our lifetimes. (BTW -- my WWII vet Dad, 78 years old, says this is the most important election in *his* life too. He stood up and fought against fascism, and now its my turn.)

Pennsylvania, I believe, will be a landslide for Senator Kerry. I will do everything in my power to make it as painful and humiliating a loss for His Chimperial Highness Mr Bush as possible. We in Pittsburgh PA all look to Senator Kerry for his leadership in these hard times-- but we have ALREADY been long seduced into adoring his incredible wife, Teresa, and know that she will be one of the greatest and wisest First Ladies in history, and in her, we are probably the happiest Americans of all, because we embrace her as she has long embraced us.

Believe me -- what WE can do for him and our country is worth far more than the hundreds of million$ that the Bush Crime Family will spend paying the present generation of Riefenstahl PR directors to make this snippy little fratboy look like a real leader. There IS a new generational challenge -- and it is to defeat authoritarianism and fundamentalism as the determining forces in the world and our nation.

I'm rolling up my sleeves now -- but I am shopping for dancing shoes for January 2005, and I hope I get a dance with you.

Next year in Washington DC!