Everybody ready?

[rug]

[Bunny]

1. I'm hoping that both Barack and Hillary come to a town near me.

I'd like to see both of them. It's exciting that we may actually have a say in the eventual nominee, isn't it? :woohoo:

(Shhh - I would never say this in GD-P, but I think either one of them would make a fine President, and I'll be proud to support whoever wins the nomination.)

[blue neen]

2. Bunny, you are so right on!

I'd love to see them both, and it's truly amazing to think that our primary is going to count in presidential politics this time. :)

[Bunny]

3. Hey neen!

Ain't it the truth? :hi:

[Kukesa]

4. This Buckeye

(and Obama supporter) happily passes her torch to you, Pennsylvania.

Get out there and work for your candidate! Oh, and don't get too many friends and family members mad at you because of your choice -- just a little advice from a battle-weary Ohioan.

:hi:

[JPZenger]

6. Recycle Your Obama Materials at Obamacycle.com

If you have any spare campaign materials from Ohio, we could use them in Pa. They can be forwarded through www.obamacycle.com

[iris5426]

5. I can't help but think it would be a lot more exciting if my candidate was still in it...

seems like it would be a lot of fun and a great experience to work hard in PA and actually have it matter...I just can't get excited enough about either one of the two that are left though...I'll vote for whichever one gets it, but I wish that I felt more like being a part of all the excitement that's about to come our way...

[fencesitter]

7. yeah..

The last politico to visit our town was Barbara Bush in 2002. Never a democrat would campagn here, a wasted trip for past nominees. I'm hoping enough republicans (and independents) will see and here their first democrat presidential candidate, possibly change a few minds.

[DebJ]

8. Unfortunately, Bush visits York regularly. I saw him in 2004 and

then went outside to protest him.

[DebJ]

9. fired up ready to go

[spinbaby]

10. Registering voters tomorrow

Ready to go!