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I am the newly elected Communication Chair of the 39th District Republicans.

So like, I say stuff, and stuff.

My primary job is to aid communication between the members, between the county party and us, and from us to the public. So I'll be doing mailing lists, letters to the editor, press releases, that sort of thing.

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  • ... even if you do play for the wrong team. ;-)

    Glad to see you are getting involved, it is truely an example for the rest of us.

    Personally I don't know I'd want to get involved much beyond being a PCO. Unfortunately my current precinct has an old party-hack type PCO who likely won't give the spot up unless she moves or dies. (I could run against her I suppose but I don't want the position that badly)

    In any case it always pisses me off how some like to winge on about the two major parties or how hard it i

    • Speaking of which, what do you think about the almost certain selection of Gov. Howard Dean as the new DNC chair?

      It energizes their base, but also indicates that the Republicans won't have any problem winning again in 2008.

      Only 2 democrats have been elected president in the last thirty-two years. One was a response to Watergate, and was thrown out as quickly as the nation could. The other ran as a centrist, was elected, moved to the left for two years, was given a slap in the midterm elections that w

      • Actually, it's been 36 years. This will be extended to at least 44 years when we elect Dr. Rice over Sentor Clinton in 2008. ;-)

        The wild thing is that, right now, it looks like that'll be the race. Hillary's already campaining, and while there are a lot of Democrats who know better than to nominate her, they won't be able to resist if the Republicans nominate Condi (which is already being actively discussed).
    • Thanks ... and I agree, it's important to be involved.

      When I first joined the MA GOP some years ago, I was registered independent. But I wanted to have some impact, to get involved, so I picked the major party closest to my beliefs and got involved. And I hope others do too. I knew nothing when I got started, which is the main reason I post this stuff: to demystify the process a bit, so others might want to get involved too.

      As to Dean, my thought is that a party chair should be a smooth political opera

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