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The Road We’ve Traveled

No Comments 16 March 2012

Friends,

Many people do not appreciate the work that we all do as campaign volunteers – the doors we knock, the calls we make and the long hours we devote every election season to our candidates for no pay and for little recognition.

I am sure that you have wondered from time to time if the hard work and long hours you dedicate to campaigns and issues you’re passionate about is worth the time and effort.  Well, I do believe that it is worth it – and your hard work is more important now than at any point in our history.

I’ve included a link to a short documentary that chronicles President Obama’s tough choices and accomplishments since taking office.  Please take a couple of minutes and watch this video, because I believe it will remind us all why we do what we do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2POembdArVo

We were all part of making history in 2008, not just because we played a part in electing the first African-American President.  We also made history by electing the right person to lead our great nation through very difficult times.  We elected a man who is willing to make the tough choices that will lead us to a brighter and better future for all Americans.

On this St. Patrick’s Day weekend I’m reminded of an Irish blessing that starts with the line, “May the road rise to meet you…”  I like this line because it conjures up images of the future and a pathway ahead.  As we all journey through the campaign to re-elect President Obama, keep your eye on the rising road ahead, and know that the work that we do will make that future brighter for all Americans.

Have a great weekend,

Sincerely,

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Brian Wahby
Chairman
St. Louis City Democrats
Twitter: @bwahby

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You’re Fired!

No Comments 10 January 2012

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Welcome to MO Gov. Romney

2 Comments 02 December 2011

Dear Governor Romney,

It just came to my attention that you will be fundraising for your Presidential campaign in St. Louis today. I just wanted to take a moment and welcome you to the great state of Missouri.

I know that you don’t make it to Missouri as much as you visit our neighbors to the north in the Hawkeye State, but you’ll see while you’re here that Missourians are some of the most hard-working and entrepreneurial folks in the entire country.

While we’re happy to have you in our state, we hope that you take some time to answer a few questions. It seems that unlike most people running for office, you are unwilling to answer questions from voters and the press, and your staff even claims that you’re not “ready” to appear on a Sunday show.

As a career candidate like you knows, fielding questions on your proposals and explaining your record are really a cornerstone of the political process. Unfortunately, it looks like the only questions you’ll be taking today are from donors, so we took the liberty of putting together a few questions we hope you’ll answer:

1) Last night Senate Republicans voted to raise taxes on nearly 160 million Americans just so millionaires and billionaires don’t have to pay their fair share. Why do you support raising taxes on middle-class Americans?

2) The President’s payroll tax cut would let the typical Missouri family keep an extra $1,520 of what they earn. Why do you think that $1,520 is nothing more than a “little band-aid” for middle-class families?

3) Your campaign says that you’re not “ready” to sit down for a Sunday show. If you’re not ready for a few tough interviews, what makes you think you’re ready to lead the country?

4) Reckless behavior on Wall Street led us to the brink of economic disaster in 2008, so why do you want to repeal the safeguards that protect America’s taxpayers and why do you want to let Wall Street write its own rules again?

5) In a recent interview, you refused to answer a question about what book you are reading – are you ready to stop dodging the simplest questions?

I look forward to your speedy reply and again, welcome to Missouri.

Sincerely,

Brian Wahby

Chairman

St. Louis City Democrats

Municipal Primary Election Candidates

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Municipal Primary Election Candidates

No Comments 28 January 2011

Below is a list of Candidates that are seeking the Democratic nomination in the Municipal Primary Election.  You can view the Democratic Sample Ballot here. Continue Reading

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President Obama’s Remarks About the Tragedy in Tucson

No Comments 11 January 2011

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Democratic Halloween Party!

7 Comments 12 October 2010

Please join fellow Democrats at the 15th Annual Democratic Halloween Party

Friday, October 22
7:00 – 10:00 PM CST
Glaziers Hall at 5916 Wilson Ave.

Live Music by The Facts of Life!

Free Food, Soda and Beer!

Costume Contest with a Grand Prize from Lumiere Hotel

$15.00 Admission
$10.00 for College Students

Click HERE to buy a ticket via ActBlue

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