Yes We Can take Hastert's seat for Dems

Submitted by Bbeanster on Tue, 2008/03/04 - 3:16pm.

This is one cool commercial -- Obama's working for the party

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aw come on Betty, that's

aw come on Betty, that's just selling hope, not solutions.

seriously, Foster is one cool candidate. And the Chicago Tribune, which didn't endorse a Dem for president for like 136 years, just endorsed Foster for Congress. And this isn't just any seat, it belonged to Speaker Denny Hastert.

I am more proud of Obama every day. Not just working for himself, but to build a stronger party. GOP'ers are in shock over his small donor fundraising. From the Politico:

Obama’s staggering sum is made all the more frightening for Republicans because much of it came over the Internet in small sums — support that not only underscores Obama’s organic appeal but that also signals an ability to raise more money from a donor pool that now totals more than 1 million individuals. It’s the sort of cash-raising prowess that may dissuade Obama from abiding by the fundraising constraints that come with taking public funds — restraints he once said he would accept. McCain says he will opt for public financing.

It’s a show of strength that is spurring Republican strategists to reach for the sort of talking points that pop up whenever a candidate is going at a financial disadvantage. Namely, those that minimize the importance of money.

“We don’t expect we’ll be able to compete dollar for dollar,” said Charlie Black, a top McCain adviser and presidential campaign veteran. “But between McCain and the RNC, we’ll raise as much as we can.”

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The other thing that's

The other thing that's freaking them out is Dem turnout. Hope that holds up in November.

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