Looking for a way to make sure the McCain-Palin sleaze-o-rama doesn’t derail Barack Obama’s historic candidacy?

With a few hours of your time, you could produce a bunch of new Obama volunteers in Ohio, Michigan, or on one of the other key swing states. Here’s how:

This Sunday, we’re throwing parties where we’ll get together, hop on the phone and call 200,000 swing-state MoveOn member to get ‘em out talking to voters.

And since this week is MoveOn’s 10th birthday, we’ll celebrate with cake and ice cream after we hit the phones.

There’s a party in Saint Louis—can you make it on Sunday?

Here are the details:

Host: David L—fellow MoveOn member
Where: Arbor Road Olivette (in Saint Louis)
When: Sunday, Sep. 21, 2008, at 4:00 PM
Here’s the link to get the full address and RSVP:

http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/event.html?event_id=72176&id=13889-10151460-g2bWXpx&t=3

If you’re looking to help Obama this weekend, here’s your best chance to do it. These parties are the next step in our massive MoveOn for Obama project—our effort to mobilize huge numbers of MoveOn members to be a part of the Obama campaign. Plus, they’ll be a great opportunity to have fun with other Obama supporters near you.

So sign up to attend a party, bring your cell phone and charger, and drag a few friends along to the event!

Hope you can join us, and thanks again for all you do.

–Adam, Lenore, Matt, Ray and the rest of the team

P.S. Can’t make this event? Here are a few other events near you:

MoveOn for Obama Party
800 Madison Ave, Lovejoy at 4:00 PM—RSVP

MoveOn for Obama Party
Affton, MO at Mackenzie and Heege, Saint Louis at 4:00 PM—RSVP

MoveOn for Obama Party
840 N 71, East Saint Louis at 4:00 PM—RSVP

MoveOn for Obama Party
3404 W.Lime Kiln–our home, Saint Charles at 4:00 PM—RSVP

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Yes, that John Cusack.

He blogs occasionally for the Huffington Post and he’s got some things to say about the Republican ticket.

Here’s the posting.

A video worth watching – and sharing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH0xzsogzAk

We’re on the cusp of something huge: electing a president who can help bring about the change we’ve all been dreaming of for the last eight years.

But if we let John McCain and Sarah Palin‘s lies go unchallenged, this election could slip through our fingers. That’s why we we’re launching an urgent effort to join with the Obama campaign and talk to millions of voters about Barack’s message of hope and change.

MoveOn members are meeting up tomorrow at the Obama office in St. Louis to talk to our neighbors about voting for Barack Obama. Will you come?

What: Talk to voters about Obama
Where: 625 N Euclid Ave, Suite 400 (in St. Louis)
When: Saturday, September 13, 2008 1:00 PM

RSVP to let the campaign know you’re coming:

http://pol.moveon.org/obama/teams/training.html?office_id=11784&id=13813-10151460-.1FO2nx&t=4

Watching the talking heads on TV endlessly repeating false charges about lipstick and patriotism, it’s easy to feel powerless about the election. But the race is still close, and there are over 3.5 million MoveOn members. If each one of us talks to ten or twenty voters, that could make all the difference.

That’s why we’ve launched MoveOn for Obama, our big plan to boost Obama’s grassroots campaign with thousands of new volunteers.

Don’t worry if you’ve never volunteered for a campaign before. It’s easy to do, and there’ll be staff and volunteer leaders there to walk you through everything you need to know and answer any questions you might have.

You might be knocking on doors, making phone calls, or registering new voters. So wear comfortable shoes and plan to dedicate a few hours to making a big difference.

Even with the polls so close, I have every confidence we can win—but only if each of us stands up to do our part. Click here to RSVP:

http://pol.moveon.org/obama/teams/training.html?office_id=11784&id=13813-10151460-.1FO2nx&t=5

Thanks for all you do.

–Adam, Lenore, Justin, Tanya and the rest of the team