The spread of COVID has been described as popcorn popping on a griddle. It looks like we are back to square one which is another way of saying it looks like Zoom is our long term best friend. And we are hoping everyone joins the Grafton County Dems zoom meeting Sunday. See below. This will be a debrief and we should all be prepared to share.
As of now, the president has not yet been declared BUT it looks like we will be doing our queen wave to the current occupant and his bevy of sycophants. Yea. But let’s hold on for the hard truth and numbers. So so pre excited.
Not so excited about New Hampshire’s legislature numbers. We not only lost the corner office and the Executive Council; we lost the legislature which was our secret power. Lost. BUT massive congratulations to Sue Prentiss who ran her campaign like the champ she is. We are very lucky to be represented by Sue. We are also fortunate to have our delegation—all the candidates who won handily, and we couldn’t be more excited about our new reps, thanks for stepping up. Congratulations!
So let’s do some recalibration, figure out how we can make 2022 be more blue and keep working to bring all the issues that are so near and dear to us a reality.
And pre congratulations to all of us for working so hard to fumigate the White House!
And here’s the invite to Sunday’s meeting!
The Grafton County Democrats are hosting a county-wide meeting on Sunday, November 8 at 7 p.m. GCD is hosting this meeting to provide a forum for Democrats in Grafton County to come together and discuss the results of the 2020 election – with an emphasis on the NH State House, NH Senate and County races.
And you are all invited!
To sign up for this event and be given access to the Zoom meeting information, please visit the following link:
https://www.mobilize.us/nhdp_events/event/362633/
See you there.
To read the full email, click here:
The Grafton County Democrats are hosting a county-wide meeting on Sunday, November 8 at 7 p.m. GCD is hosting this meeting to provide a forum for Democrats in Grafton County to come together and discuss the results of the 2020 election – with an emphasis on the NH State House, NH Senate and County races.