Springfield Democrats Open Campaign Office
The Compass - September 3, 2012
Springfield Democrats opened their campaign office in Springfield office on Monday, August 27. Located in the heart of downtown Springfield at 1 Main Street, the ribbon was cut by Bill Kuch, chair of the Springfield Town Democratic Committee.
The office will host campaign activities on behalf of Obama for America and all Vermont state and local candidates, starting immediately and continuing until Election Day in November.
Present for the festivities were the three State Representatives from Springfield; Alice Emmons, Cynthia Martin, and Leigh Dakin.
The Coordinated Campaign will work for the reelection of Senator Bernie Sanders, Congressman Peter Welch and Governor Peter Shumlin, along with the Democratic candidates for State Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary of State, Attorney General and Lieutenant Governor. To contact Obama for America in Vermont call Dan Mulligan at 808-355-9297 or email at: dmulligan@barackobama.com
Adam Huberty has been appointed field organizer for Windsor County and will be based in the Quechee office. He will be at the Springfield office several days a week.
For more information about the campaign office in Springfield or to volunteer call Bill Kuch at 885-6388 or Diana Painter at 802-234-1014.
Dems always there to mug for the cameras at a ribbon cutting. But absent when it comes to helping vermont. Vote em out!!!!
ReplyDeleteReally? What do you consider "help"?
DeleteDoes anyone in that photo have a "real" job? Photo is largely a collection of misguided underachievers none of whom ever funded a payroll or gambled their life savings to better the community by starting a business.
ReplyDeleteScreams of the difference for those of us that manage to hold a job, support our families, pay our own way, expect nothing from anyone, and resent the negative impact these idealistic, do-gooders have had on the community.
One look up and down Main Street speaks volumes of their misguided agenda. Sales and payroll taxes that have devastated local retailers, resulting in perpetually vacant store fronts. Unemployment and disability policies that insure near perpetual benefits, making Vermont a Mecca for slackers.
Ever see any of these folks at a photo op clearing red tape or other obstacles for a business? Don't hold your breath. It's all about appealing to the bottom feeders, teachers and State employees that got them in office in the first place.
So you equate teachers with bottomfeeders?
DeleteWho is the guy in the middle, he looks like he had just woken up from his van, down by the river.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anyone in that picture helping anybody in Springfield. Ever.
ReplyDeleteYour are wrong Jim, one time Alice Edmonds held the door open for me as I was heading in to vote!
DeleteAnd we'll gladly hold the statehouse door for Alice if she'll do Springfield and Vermont a favor by LEAVING...and finally getting a real job!
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