HEY. Let’s raise $400.00 $800.00 for Matt right now. TODAY. Cassandra and I already put in the first $400.00 so consider your $10, $20, or $50 contribution PRE-MATCHED!!
Join Me in saying, “suck it!” to Charlie Copeland by clicking here and contributing.
Thanks!
-Jason
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Our favorite Lt. Governor candidate tells us how cool it is to see the Phillies win, and provides some thoughts and a request for help as he wraps up his campaign:
Down To The Wire
As if it could get any better than the Phillies winning the World Series, the 2008 campaign is also nearing an end. I am thrilled that the Phillies won, and the win also made me a little nostalgic for the 1980 team that I saw win the World Series at the tender age of 14.
My idol in 1980 was Phillies shortstop Larry Bowa–I wore his number throughout my Delaware Little League career (such as it was) and played shortstop until my legendary coach Mr. Hanley suggested that I move to a position that more befitted my lateral range, i.e. catcher. What I liked most about Larry Bowa, even as a kid, was that he fought until the very end. That’s how we are finishing out this campaign as well. We will be working until the minute that the polls close. The avalanche of stupid negative ads that the other side has put out against me just makes me more determined to win–and what the Republicans haven’t figured out yet is that those ads are hurting them. These are not ordinary times. People understand that our country and state are in trouble, and they are looking for serious people to get us out of it, not people who flood the airwaves with insults.
I need your help so that we can finish strong, and ensure that the kids and working families of this state are protected. Today is literally (word used in honor of Joe Biden’s visit to Delaware tomorrow) the last day that we can raise money and productively use it for the campaign. I hope you can help us one last time by contributing.
Help Matt to finish his campaign strong — he is one of the best guys out there and he doesn’t have the river of money that his opponent does.