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Comment by Scott Brown on October 9, 2012 at 6:07pm

We need your help to get out the vote. Are you going to be able to make it to the polls on Election Day? If not, get your absentee ballot request form here: http://www.scottbrown.com/vote/

Comment by Nick Sneath on September 25, 2012 at 4:38pm

Hi everyone,

 

This is Nick from Boston Headquarters. Just wanted to remind you about an ongoing volunteer opportunity in support of the Women for Brown Coalition.

 

Every Thursday from 4 pm to 8 pm, the Framingham field office is hosting a Women for Brown phone bank. This is a great way to work with like-minded women in your area in support of the grassroots effort behind Senator Brown. If you are still looking to get involved with the campaign, this is an easy way to make a big difference with less than six weeks until election day!

 

For more information, please click here:

http://brownbrigade.ning.com/events/framingham-women-for-brown-phon...

 

Thanks in advance for your hard work!

 

Nick

Comment by Nick Sneath on September 19, 2012 at 12:01pm

Hi everyone, 

This is Nick from campaign HQ. With the election not much more than a month away, I wanted to share with you the newsletter from Mass Victory's Metro West Field office. 

In it you will find news, campaign updates, event information and ways to get involved.

If you've been waiting to volunteer, now is the time to begin. The grassroots effort behind Senator Brown is crucial to his reelection, and anything you can do in support of it is greatly appreciated.

http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=261ef6a798572df334bc68d8c&id=9bb74b13c9&e=885b8839fa

If you have any questions about volunteer opportunities in your area or would like more information, please email your field coordinator Jillian Noah at jnoah@massvictory.com.

Hope to see you around the offices. 

Best, 

Nick

Comment by Patty Parrett on September 24, 2010 at 8:10pm

CNN is reporting that Bill Clinton is going to have to campaign for Barney because his seat is not a sure win anymore!!!! They were even interviewing Sean Bielat.

I just received this message from the Greater Boston Tea Party:
Frank Must GO! Rally in Taunton on Sunday
Barney Frank needs to go and we need to send a message to the nation that we are doing our part!

Sunday, September 26 | 2:00 pm

“Take it Back TODAY!” Rally on the Taunton Green
Restore the fiscal and constitutional principles that make America strong!

Featured guests include:
Todd Feinburg, host, WRKO's Tom & Todd
Sean Bielat, candidate, U.S. House
David Pottier, candidate, State Senate
Christen Varley, Greater Boston Tea Party
Shaunna O'Connell, candidate, State Representative

Located at the center of the city of Taunton, at the junction of Broadway, Taunton Green, Main and Court Streets

You can do it again Massachusetts! You showed Americans the power of their vote. First Kennedy's seat and now Frank!!!!


To help Sean's campaign, go to:
http://seanforcongress.com/

Comment by Rob Lubker on January 19, 2010 at 12:58am

Will be out tomorrow for a time in Wellesley at the polls holding my signs. Looking forward to everyone voting, and anyone taking the elderly or those having trouble walking should go early as it may get slippery with snow.

Comment by Dan Miele on January 18, 2010 at 10:45pm

i'LL BE OUT WITH MY SIGN TOMORROW!! GO SCOTT

Comment by Rob Lubker on January 18, 2010 at 6:02pm

I attended the Rally at 4 PM in front of the school on Flagg Drive where Martha Coakley was said to have had around 80 supporters inside and only a few outside compared to many Scott Brown supporters who stayed outside and stood before the NECN camera holding signs and shouting "Go Scott Go", There was practically no opposing voice and no major incidents, everyone behaved as thy should with civility and grace. No bullying or such as John Kerry claims falsely. People from Michigan, NY, likely other states were there with us, thank you visitors! Earlier I went into Holliston and had a standout for a few hours, truckers blew horns, it was great.

Comment by Rob Lubker on January 17, 2010 at 9:48pm

I also was in Ashland at the standing rally on Route 135 around noon for a time with up to a dozen people holding signs. Pretty much every light change there was at least one wave or beep, and one lady walking by that said she was going to vote for Brown without even having to pose the question.

Comment by Rob Lubker on January 17, 2010 at 9:41pm

The Mechanics Hall rally in Worcester was a huge success, as there had to be two more locations opened up for the large overflow crowd estimated in the hundreds. I was so glad to be part of The People's Rally my first actual tea party event, and hearing Scott Brown speak. The enthusiasm for Brown was from so many different walks of life represented. We have to work on getting people to vote Tuesday, find out if anyone needs rides that are shut-ins or needing assistance that did not get absentee ballets. A certain urgency exists to get enough votes to make it hard for state officals to use delaying tactics on the confirming of the candidate should he win. Recent analysis online show that the President's visit has had little affect on a single digit lead.

Comment by Patty Parrett on January 17, 2010 at 4:19am

The Scott Brown for US Senate is holding a rally tomorrow 1/17/10 at Mechanics HALL, 321 Main Street,Worcester, MA. THe doors open at 3:00. We really need everyone to attend and show thier support for Scott Brown. For more information, please sign on to Brown for US Senate.com and click onto The People's Rally to register.

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