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Door-Knocking this weekend

April 10, 2008

Posted by Seenster under 2008 Primary Election April

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I have recieved a few emails about door-knocking for Obama and Clinton this weekend.

Thus far:

Obama - Harmar/Springdal
Obama – Forrest Hills
- Meet at Forrest Hills Coffee Shop, Sat. 4/12/08 at Noo
- More Info: http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/48td

Know of others? See a door-knocker in your neighborhood? Leave a comment. Maybe we can try to get a map going of which campaigns are in which neighborhood.

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One Response to Door-Knocking this weekend

Dana MorrisseyApril 17, 2008 at 11:27 pm

Door knocking for Hillary on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (April 18-20) from 10am to 8pm! Gather at Pittsburgh for Hillary HQ: 213 Smithfield Street (Smithfield and Blvd of the Allies)

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