Pitch In! The Kitchen Cabinet Campaigns For The Crucial Election Of Scott Brown in Massachusetts

17 January 2010 | By Sonja in Editorials, Politics, Sonja

Suddenly, Americans have a card to play in the health care debate in Washington. We have a little over 24 hours to encourage Massachusetts voters to support Republican Scott Brown instead of place-holder candidate Martha Coakley. The people actually, and accidentally, have the opportunity

Dial For Scott

to erect a big, fat stop sign in front of Obama’s economy-exploding national health care plan. Let’s do it!

Click on our Kitchen Cabinet logo (top right) or go directly to our companion site, www.thekitchencabinet.us and see how you can help Scott Brown from the comfort of your own home today. The Kitchen Cabinet is designed JUST for moments like this in politics, and helps to organize conservative women and their families quickly and effectively. The Kitchen Cabinet also makes donations to valuable candidates like Scott Brown, and you can pitch in that way as well if you choose.

This is one of the easiest, most rewarding kinds of volunteering there is, and you can do it from your own home computer and cell phone….even blocking your number for privacy. Give it a try! Line up and help break down the doors of the Capitol cloakrooms where all of the health care deals are being made. If conservatives and independents succeed in blocking the massive Democratic machinery aimed at Scott Brown, who knows? We might actually be able to keep some of our own earnings in our own pockets in the coming year!

Democrats are pulling out all the stops of the aging, but well-organized Massachusetts labor organizations to pressure workers to rubber stamp the candidacy of unimpressive Martha Coakley and to pay for a flood of anti- Brown television and radio ads. In addition, the Democratic Party is airlifting in tireless campaigners Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama to stump for Coakley. True desperation is revealed though in the appearances by President Obama himself, who is risking his own fragile popularity by campaigning personally for Attorney General Coakley. It is clear that Tuesday’s election is more of a referendum on the Obama Presidency and the economy, than it is a race between Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley and newcomer Scott Brown.

Bulldoze National Health Care

Who would have guessed that Americans would finally be in the driver’s seat, poised to pull the lever to bulldoze President Obama’s meteorically-expensive, national health care plan?

Be a volunteer…..today.

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