Twenty-First
Century Democrats
2007/2008 Election Candidate Endorsements Round One
Twenty-First
Century Democrats
seeks out and supports bold, progressive leaders who fight for
what’s right, not what’s politically expedient. We
are proud to endorse the following candidates and, with the generous
help of our progressive supporters, we’ll provide critical
support to propel them to victory in the 2007 and 2008
elections.
Our 2007
Candidates.
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Carlos
Del Toro
– VA State House – It is Del
Toro’s purpose to make sure that at the heart
of every decision he will make as a state legislator, is a deep-rooted
concern
for the quality of life of his constituents.
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Janet
Oleszek
–
VA State Senate – “The future I envision
is one where every child starts
out on the same playing field and is given the same opportunities to
excel, no
matter what economic background they come from.”
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Albert
Pollard – VA State Senate – Albert
is running for State Senate because he believes it is his duty to leave
the
world better than when he found it. There are too many pivotal
issues
facing Virginia
for him to stand aside.
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Fred Mason, III
– City Council, Baltimore, MD
– “We need public servants with commitment and faith in the people.”
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David Mejias – County
Legislator,
Nassau
County NY
– David
believes restoring the people’s faith in
government is a key component in re-establishing public engagement.
Dave Mejias
takes a stand for things he believes in.
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Thomas
Bullock – City Council, Lakewood OH
– Tom exhibits the
qualities of a great leader – talent, a willingness to work
hard, and optimism.
What’s more, Tom’s own hopes for Lakewood's
citizens
reflect some of his best
features: respect for others, self-knowledge, and
self-responsibility.
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Our 2008 Candidates
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Tom
Allen
– US Senate, Maine –
“I
believe
elected representatives are bound
to work towards the benefit of the common good and not the interest of
a few
individuals.”
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Andrew Rice
– US Senate, Oklahoma
– “Bold
changes of direction occur when a leader puts their own political
self-interest
at risk to forge a third way.”
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Chellie
Pingree – US Congress,
Maine – “It is
critical that we return our country to a thriving and functioning
democracy,
and fighting for that requires eternal vigilance.”
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Darcy Burner
– US Congress, Washington
–
Darcy
Burner is a seasoned leader with bold ideas that capture the
imagination of all
Americans.
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Joan
Fitz-Gerald – US
Congress, Colorado
– Joan Fitz-Gerald
is a proven leader and progressive whose vision of America is inspired
by Robert F. Kennedy, the first candidate she worked for.
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Jack
Markell
– Governor, Delaware
– “We
need to raise our expectations; we need to demand more of ourselves. We
can and
we must do better. The issue in this campaign is whether
we’re going to
continue along the path that we’ve been following or whether
we’re going to
take bold steps toward a stronger, healthier Delaware.”
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Jim
Roth – Corporation
Commissioner, Oklahoma
– Jim’s
smart, ethical decisions have reinforced the public’s
perception of him as a
leader who not only gets the job done, but does it in an honest,
compassionate
and fair way.
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Adam
Fetterman – FL State
house – “I
relish the opportunity to be an agent of change, refusing to accept the
status
quo, always believing we can improve.”
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The stakes are high.
By laying a foundation of progressive hardworking
Democrats across the
country we can extend Democrat’s control of the House
and Senate and take back the White House.
Help us do
what we do
best – lay the ground work for
successful field
campaigns and win
elections.