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I decided to go to Concord last night. It's not a decision one would normally make at 9pm on a "School Night", but i'm glad I did. Last night was a big night for Blue Hampshire, Orange-to-Blue, and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and it was good to be at the epicenter of it all.
If you have not seen it already check out the 9:25 mark in Annie's Victory Speech when she uses Dean's Uniquely Unifying Candidate series by name to pivot into the next 7 weeks of campaigning. (See 1, 2, 34 in case you missed them.)
Annie was kind enough to record this short interview a thank you to all the support she got online (audio is a bit tough in a couple of places... it was a noisy room!)
Many Hampsters were in attendance. It was nice to see Bash regular and occasional diarist Paul Hodes there to support the candidate who will be running to keep his hard earned NH-02 seat a Democratic Seat. Jon Bresler, William Tuck, JDBlanch, Burt, and Jack were also in attendance (did I miss anyone?)
It was nice to see the staff of the hardest working campaign in show business together and enjoying the moment. The strategy, planning, and execution I've witness as a local volunteer for the campaign was really impressive, on par if not ahead of Presidential Primary efforts I have been a part of.
Only 7 weeks to the General Election. I'm Fired Up and Ready To Go, are you?
