Progressive Buttons Blog

The map shows where they have recently sent their buttons. Where they send those progressive buttons turns out to be mostly into blue states. Georgia and Colorado are a couple of exceptions, but for the most part, their business seems to be on the West Coast and Northeast.

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Then there’s Oregon. That’s a little more straightforward. The West Virginia Democratic presidential primary is in a few more days now, but even giving West Virginia its due, West Virginia is not big enough to settle the score between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Oregon is the biggest state there is left.

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Ohio was the key swing state in the 2004 general presidential election, with lines stretching around the block as Ohioans waited in the cold for their chance to vote. Now in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, it’s Ohio again that comes to the forefront with the March 4 presidential primary, and this OhiObama campaign button.

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Now is the time for South Carolina Democrats to vote, not promote. The South Carolina Democrats have been kind enough to provide a web site through which we will all be able to follow the results as they come in. Polls close at 7:00 PM eastern time, so we should start to get results at around 7:30 this evening or so.

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The Wyoming Democratic Party has become reinvigorated with news that Gary Trauner will be confronting incumbent Republican Barbara Cubin, who currently occupies Wyoming’s seat in the House of Representatives. The Wyoming Democrats’ blog declares, “When faced with a choice of what is best for Wyoming, and what the far right wing leadership of the Republican Party tells her to do, Cubin ALWAYS caters to the far right.”

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Anti-choice ideology is getting really extreme in Alabama, if even a non-implanted fertilized egg is regarded as having full legal rights as a complete human being. It’s time for pro-choice Alabamans to get active, and stop taking their rights for granted.

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Perhaps those Obama supporters can take some solace in the knowledge that some independent activists are preparing the way for the coming of Barack. There’s this button, for example, which comes from a progressive button catalog that seems to promote all Democratic presidential candidates, not just Barack Obama.

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Let Iowa voters have their influence, but let other voters in other states participate too, and have a fair contribution to the selection of their own party’s presidential candidate. It’s with that idea in mind that I’ve sought out a progressive political button from another state, and come across this one for Dennis Kucinich in Idaho: Idaho Supports Kucinich.

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