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I don't know how else to put it - the Carroll County Democrats rock. I am ready to move up there. Those are some tough, unapologetic people of principle they have in office and running for office I met at their annual Grover Cleveland dinner. And if you haven't been to the Wright Museum, you owe it to yourself to stop by the next time you are in Wolfeboro. It's a really interesting place.
Plus, I got to hear truly inspiring speeches by Mike Brunelle, Terie Norelli, Peggo Hodes, our own Susanthe and Carol Shea-Porter.
My own remarks at the event are below the fold, and I hope to get a couple more things from the event online soon I know you will enjoy.
To be serious for once, I am really looking forward to meeting all the totally awesome Carroll county Dems who have been flexing some serious electoral muscle in recent cycles. I am honored they invited me over. Plus, Grover and a WWII museum?
Best of all, Peggo Hodes will be singing, and Speaker Norelli will be, um, speaking.
Learn more here. And they even have their own ActBlue page for it if you want to sign up online.
