There was a nice response to the poll about who you liked to take out Walberg. Now I am wondering about the level of financial commitment the readers of this Blog will make to defeating Walberg.

What best describes your commitment to defeat Tim Walberg
	Will not donate to any campaign
	Will donate only after the primary
	Will donate to Berryman
	Will donate to Nacht
	Will donate to Renier
	Will give but have not decided on a candidate yet
	Have already given to Berryman
	Have already given to Nacht
	Have already given to Renier
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If you want to give to Berryman you can do so through my Act Blue Page.

Labels: $, 2008 Election, David Nacht, Jim Berryman, Poll, Sharon Renier, Tim Walberg

According to Politicalmoneyline Congressman Tim Walberg has $159,893 in his campaign account as of 3/31/2007. We all know that it takes a great deal of money to win an election. All the talk and comments about how bad Tim Walberg is will mean nothing if we do not start to raise some cash. Last week I posted about my support for Jim Berryman and the creation of my fundraising page on ActBlue. To date I am the only one who has contributed.

For some time there has been a link on this site to give to the Democrat who wins the nomination. As of post time there has been a grand total of $21 raised.

It is time to wake up people!!!!!

There are a lot of people who come to this site. I know everyone can afford something, $10, $25, $100, or more. This Blog alone will not win this election. If we want to show that the bloggers will have an influence in this race we will need to begin to raise some serious cash. Look at what can be done. The Blue America Communities have raised $545,169. Now I know that these are large Blogs, but it does show what is possible.

I challenge every regular reader to go to ActBlue and set up your own page. Send links to all your friends and family. Lets see who can raise the most money. You do not need to live in the district, you just need to want to get rid of Walberg.

Labels: $, ActBlue, Jim Berryman, Tim Walberg