TUESDAY UPDATE! We are expecting well over 100 potential candidates and campaign workers tonight. You don't need to register: If you're seriously considering getting involved in the 2010 elections--come on down to F1 Boston in Braintree! Bring a note pad and a pen. Light refreshments will be served, but food and drink will be for sale from F1. It's going to be a big crowd, but there's plenty of room. No excuses: Help take back your town, city, state--and take back your country--be there!
No, I’m not talking to you, Gov. Patrick.
Last year we had a very successful candidate training session at Ken’s Steak House early on a Saturday morning. Just hours after Scott Brown’s amazing victory, I received dozens of emails asking when we were doing another one.
Answer: This Tuesday!
We’ll be at F1 Boston in Braintree this Tuesday, January 26, from 7-9pm for a non-partisan, non-political training session on how to get started on your way to become the next Scott Brown. Republican, Democrat, or Unaffiliated—doesn’t matter.
If you want to challenge an incumbent for a local or state office, I want to help you run. Or if you want to help work on a friend’s campaign, I want you there, too.
The training is free, but I do ask that you email me (michaelgraham@969bostontalks.com) so our good friends at F1-Boston can be ready for the crowd.
Also, I’m extremely interested in helping candidates for state rep and state senate, so please—if you’re thinking about running: Just do it!
When Congress required most Americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty, Democrats denied that they were creating a new tax. But in court, the Obama administration and its allies now defend the requirement as an exercise of the government’s “power to lay and collect taxes.”… Administration officials say the tax argument is a linchpin of their legal case in defense of the health care overhaul and its individual mandate.
