The buzz from local blogs: “A level of seriousness”

Hey folks, we’re introducing a new series here on the blog. The Buzz will feature content from local blogs around the country. Are you covering the campaign on your blog? Share your URL with us in the comment section, and we’ll check out your corner of the blogosphere!

  • Flackattack at Tondee’s Tavern in Georgia offers a glimpse of voter registration in Forsyth County:


    Tonight, in the reddest county in Georgia, an Obama fellow showed up with at least 6 other volunteers to work the Cumming Fairgrounds before the fireworks show. They were all young, good looking, well dressed people. And they came toting clipboards.

    … These young kids plastered dozens of people with Obama stickers and otherwise fanned out to register voters and sign up volunteers. Let’s just say they didn’t come up empty. The fellow was on his second signup sheet when I left. Who knows how many others got signed up. It was professional. It was a clinic.

    I’m not sure I can even adequately describe how completely foreign this is to Forsyth County. Yet, there they were, delivering a bit of presidential campaign reality to a place that gave Kerry little more than 18% of the vote in 2004.

    A level of seriousness people.


  • Rob at Raising Kaine in Virginia provides information on Independence Day volunteering opportunities with the campaign in Old Dominion.

  • And Michael at Show Me Progress has a nice round-up of coverage and photos from Barack’s recent visit to Independence, Missouri.

    Happy Independence Day, y’all!
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