24 Hours to Go in NH. No Time For Sleep.
All year long here in NH, we have been organizing and hitting the campaign trail for the poorest of people on Earth. We are here to celebrate US efforts to save lives, and encourage further leadership to make sure the next president of the United States is a leader in the fight against global disease and extreme poverty!
We have had hundreds of candidate engagements with all of the campaigns – and have made incredible progress that you can check out our “On the Record” microsite.
Never before have so many people raised their voices here in New Hampshire for those who live in desperate places on less than a dollar a day – stupid extreme poverty.
But we are not letting up yet….tomorrow is Primary Day and already so much has happened its hard to keep track, but I will try to throw up some posts from the past few days and still keep updated with what is happening.
I just gave some ONE shirts to MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough who I spoke with on Friday. He always talks about US efforts to fight AIDS in Africa and even had Michael Gerson on the other day.
When Gov. Richardson saw me and some ONE members in the hotel lobby, he yelled out, “ONE”! from the second floor balcony. We even have seen a few bloggers running around the Granite State in their ONE shirts!
More to come…
-Matthew Bartlett, ONE Regional Organizer
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January 7, 2008 at 1:04 pm
Was walkng through the kitchen this a.m. and the TV was on MSNBC. Caught a glimpse of some folks in ONE tee’s. It was on a TV that didn’t have DVR so I couldn’t rewind it!!!
Anyway, someone had your tee’s on!!!