Comments on: Reflecting on Register for Change http://www.richardmondello.com/2008/08/10/reflecting-on-register-for-change/ Life of a Student at Tufts University Sat, 13 Mar 2010 17:34:45 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Brendan Hamilton http://www.richardmondello.com/2008/08/10/reflecting-on-register-for-change/#comment-972 Brendan Hamilton Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:49:47 +0000 http://www.richardmondello.com/?p=563#comment-972 I think what you not only raised the support for Senator Obama but may have started to eliminate the stereotype of "god damn Dover kids with their drugs and Oniontown!" Congratulations on a job well done I think what you not only raised the support for Senator Obama but may have started to eliminate the stereotype of “god damn Dover kids with their drugs and Oniontown!” Congratulations on a job well done

]]> By: Melanie Whaley http://www.richardmondello.com/2008/08/10/reflecting-on-register-for-change/#comment-962 Melanie Whaley Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:36:03 +0000 http://www.richardmondello.com/?p=563#comment-962 Great work Richard and all those that participated. I hope (no wait...yes we can!) we will all be able to work together; keeping this energy going to elect Senator Obama. Thank you! Great work Richard and all those that participated. I hope (no wait…yes we can!) we will all be able to work together; keeping this energy going to elect Senator Obama.

Thank you!

]]> By: Dylan Young http://www.richardmondello.com/2008/08/10/reflecting-on-register-for-change/#comment-961 Dylan Young Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:48:46 +0000 http://www.richardmondello.com/?p=563#comment-961 Richard! I love you. I love Dover Plains for Obama Register for Change was awesome, I'm so glad we got it to run so smoothly and we got so much support. Sadly it was also able to showcase what obvious racism still lies in this town. It shows that we still have a lot of work to do in his country. But, gladly, our group can say that we are doing our part. Btw, Jeremiah Wright? BOOK? GRRR Hilliary as VP: I'd be happy; I wouldn't be ecstatic but it'd be pleased. I want Grovel, Dodd, Webb, but Clinton will do. Of Course, I wanted Edwards, but that's out of the deck of cards now isn't it! Haha Clinton can secure Penn and help with Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, Florida even Virginia too. Also she can help with those pesky working class white voters. But then again, as I would prefer, Dodd, Grovel, Webb could do that as well and could add the experience level; plus, they're white guys which will make white people feel nice and safe and cozy again. Furhermore, Webb, whom I love, is a crossover to the Democrats- he was Sec. of Navy under Reagan. I think Webb could definitely help balance the ticket in race, age, "patriotism" (he's ex-Marines [Vietnam War Vet] and was Sec. of Navy under Reagan). But, he can't give Obama the balance in experience. Plus, I don't if it is likely that Webb would see eye to eye with Obama. Webb's son served in Iraq and was nearly killed. Also, Webb has been against Bush since the beginning of his campaign and through his term. He even refused to shake Bush's hand when he was elected to the Senate. On the Colbert Report, Webb said he didn't want to be the Vice-Presidential nominee, but that was July 21st, 2008. Also, You should read the Obama-Race articles in the current issue of New York Magazine. They're really good. Richard!

I love you.
I love Dover Plains for Obama

Register for Change was awesome, I’m so glad we got it to run so smoothly and we got so much support.

Sadly it was also able to showcase what obvious racism still lies in this town. It shows that we still have a lot of work to do in his country. But, gladly, our group can say that we are doing our part.

Btw, Jeremiah Wright? BOOK? GRRR

Hilliary as VP: I’d be happy; I wouldn’t be ecstatic but it’d be pleased. I want Grovel, Dodd, Webb, but Clinton will do. Of Course, I wanted Edwards, but that’s out of the deck of cards now isn’t it! Haha

Clinton can secure Penn and help with Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, Florida even Virginia too. Also she can help with those pesky working class white voters.

But then again, as I would prefer, Dodd, Grovel, Webb could do that as well and could add the experience level; plus, they’re white guys which will make white people feel nice and safe and cozy again.

Furhermore, Webb, whom I love, is a crossover to the Democrats- he was Sec. of Navy under Reagan. I think Webb could definitely help balance the ticket in race, age, “patriotism” (he’s ex-Marines [Vietnam War Vet] and was Sec. of Navy under Reagan). But, he can’t give Obama the balance in experience. Plus, I don’t if it is likely that Webb would see eye to eye with Obama. Webb’s son served in Iraq and was nearly killed. Also, Webb has been against Bush since the beginning of his campaign and through his term. He even refused to shake Bush’s hand when he was elected to the Senate.

On the Colbert Report, Webb said he didn’t want to be the Vice-Presidential nominee, but that was July 21st, 2008.

Also, You should read the Obama-Race articles in the current issue of New York Magazine. They’re really good.

]]> By: Kim http://www.richardmondello.com/2008/08/10/reflecting-on-register-for-change/#comment-960 Kim Mon, 11 Aug 2008 03:36:49 +0000 http://www.richardmondello.com/?p=563#comment-960 I am so proud of you. :) I am so proud of you. :)

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