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I attended a house party Sunday and I ran into a very interesting gentleman who shared with me his analysis of the national debt and the deficit and who is responsible for it. He was very concerned that President Obama was being blamed by the Republicans for all the increase, and being of a scientific and mathematical mind, he decided to get out a piece of ledger paper and a pencil and figure it out.
Welcome to your Edwards Evening News! I just got back from a weekend volunteering for the Edwards campaign in New Hampshire, so tonight we have my special report from the Granite State. I'll tell you about door-to-door canvassing, making phone calls to voters, putting up a really large sign, and a visit to a house party for Elizabeth Edwards. All this, and the rest of the Edwards news, in tonight's EENR.
In this video of a weekend house party, John Edwards lays out what George Bush & Co. have done to America, and what he'll do as President to turn things around. He makes a compelling case for the importance of the decisions New Hampshire voters will make, and why he has the answers. He has been at this a while, having first campaigned in Iowa and New Hampshire in 2002, he has never stopped. Never stopped thinking about and refining his ideas for a better deal for All Americans.
(Having so many eyes and ears in the ground in primary events is making this site really interesting. Keep 'em coming! - promoted by Dean)
I attended the house party for Barack Obama at Rep. Bette Lasky's house in Nashua today. I was priveleged to get special attention from the Senator in this house filled with 120 Nashua Democrats.
My impressions of the Senator himself will have to wait because they were overshadowed by my overall impression of the event..
