Organizing for America

There is a second path.

BREAKING! 

Bobbie Sue was accepted into the Obama Organizing Fellows in Ohio.

She will receive training in Columbus from June 14 - 16, and will then be dispatched to a location in Ohio to help continue the grassroots campaign efforts.

Please consider a contribution today to help reach the new goal of $1000.

Thank you!

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Number of miles to Pittsburgh: 238.8
Number of miles to Louisville: 257.5
Number of miles to Fort Wayne:  89.6
Getting Barack Obama elected President of the United States of America: PRICELESS!

Here in Ohio, we're surrounded by states that haven't voted yet.  We're committed to spending time in neighboring states to register voters, canvass, make telephone calls, paint rally signs, provide front-of-the-line services at rallies, GOTV line services at rallies, and community service work to show what this ground-up activism is all about.  We really enjoy talking with people and  learning which issues are important to them.  We will take the Obama message to our neighbors in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
Louisville, Kentucky, and Fort Wayne, Indiana. 

We need YOU to “sponsor” some miles in our fundraising to “get us there”.  $1 = 1 mile.

In America, it has never been acceptable to complain about a problem, an injustice, and unrighted wrong without first being willing to show what needed to change and make those changes at home.
If you can’t get there yourself, sponsor some miles to get us there, and we’ll work EXTRA hard for YOU!

THANK YOU!

Bobbie Sue & Scott Grenerth

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No matter how outstanding any one candidate may be as President of the United States, he or she cannot do the job alone. The President must connect with the nation: he or she must inspire the country if not the world to get off our posteriors, turn off the television, get outside into our neighborhoods and communities and do the things that must be done that collectively will make our nation a Great Nation.

The best candidate for the job of President of the United States is not a hammer, but a healer. Not all of the problems we face are nails. We reject any candidate that summarily assumes that all members of the opposing party are the enemy, and the leaders of nations in turmoil will not meet us on common ground.

This is not a position of idealistic youth, but rather practicality. The old way of sticking out one’s chin and inviting the first blow doesn’t work. The most effective route to change we have seen begins with leading by example. We must strive to live by the highest ideals and principles of our culture rather than resigning ourselves to our lowest common denominator. If we lapse, we must try again. If we succeed, we must not be satisfied.

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