In North Charleston, in what's shaping up to be another shocker of a semi-battleground state, South Carolina, citizen journalist Grayson Daughters YouTubed Obama volunteers registering voters. The state has a history of ugly partisan and race-baiting politics. "We're most of us new to politics. Most of us have stayed out and it's mostly because of negative ads that you see on TV," says Charlie Cyr. Reverend Randolf Scipio says: "Our effort is to reach out and make contact with those people who will support Barack Obama as their candidate. We're not concerned with what the other parties are doing -- on the volunteer level, that's really not on us."
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Thanks for coming to our voter registration event, Grayson! We registered 46 voters at the Liberty Hill street corner, and, with the help of our MoveOn friends, we registered a total of 140 voters at various North Charleston locations on that day.
We''ll be back tomorrow --- we're fired up in Charleston!
Great work, keep it coming folks, we have got to take back the WH and turn this country around for the good of all mankind.
Grayson said: "We're not concerned with what the other parties are doing -- on the volunteer level, that's really not on us."
Perfect attitude. Winning campaigns are characterized by everyone knowing what their job is and then doing it. without worrying about what someone else is up to.
Just keep on grinding - & stay fired up and RTG.
I didn't say that. The Rev. Scipio said that. I'm merely the messenger/mic holder. Some folks go so far as to call 'em reporters. Come to think about it, some people, usually the crew (don't have one of those at the moment) call reporter/mic holder types "the talent." On TV news at least. Wanna make a "real" TV news reporter just hopping mad? Call 'em "the talent." Works every time!
Posted July 17, 2008 | 08:21 AM (EST)