Melissa!!!!!!
Melissa Fox wins the California DFA Grassroots All Star Contest!
Thank you everyone for your support!
Please help continue this incredible momentum by making a contribution now!
Winning the DFA contest means a tremendous amount to our campaign.
It’s not just a $1,000 contribution from DFA, but it’s also the value of having our message go out to DFA members throughout California.
The response from the OC grassroots was so strong that DFA awarded two prizes, including one to our friend Esiquio Uballe. And our friend Phu Nguyen finished fourth, just a little behind Debra Bowen, our Secretary of State.
Melissa now joins Congressional candidate Beth Krom, who won the National DFA All Star contest, and the overlap between our districts means that we have double the benefit from volunteers and donors across California and the nation.
Something’s happening this Fall in Orange County! We have two great women running for office, while the Republicans have fielded candidates who refuse to talk to the voters and have no new ideas about solving our problems.
We will have some exciting announcements about our campaign in the near future, including a new media campaign that harnesses text messaging and social media to get college students voting in November.
Your help now will help our All Star team continue this exciting campaign!
Thanks again!
The Melissa Fox for Assembly Team
P.S. Over 900,000 voters in Orange County are now registered as Democrats, independents, or with smaller parties, and they are demanding real representation in Washington and Sacramento! Help us keep up the amazing change taking place in Orange County by contributing now to Melissa’s All Star campaign!
Hmm,
Does Don Wanger know about this?
I think you need to go to the web site of the DFA Grassroots All Star besause you have your facts worng. It was a CO-WIN for first place. We have TWO WINNER for the DFA Grassroots All Star. Dr. Esiquio Uballe and Melissa Fox.
Dot, looks like your reading skills need a little work, as does your grammar and spelling. Really, four mistakes in two sentences?
From the above email by the Melissa Fox campaign.
The response from the OC grassroots was so strong that DFA awarded two prizes, including one to our friend Esiquio Uballe. And our friend Phu Nguyen finished fourth, just a little behind Debra Bowen, our Secretary of State.
You’re right Mayor, it’s not that hard to get your spelling and grammar correct on comments. I mean, you only got one word wrong in a mere 7 word post. Dot’s batting about 90% while you come in at only 86%.
That’s if you’ve really had the impression Quimby’s been trying to get Don’s name right. I’m still going with Warner, since that was in a web ad I saw.
Vern, I’m pretty sure the Mayor got it wrong on purpose, I’m just not into casting stones about grammar and spelling, unless the Mayor wants to have all of his/her future posts subject to the same scrutiny. At least you’re not as tacky as the Mayor on your misspelling.
Newbie, Whatever, you got my point. Maybe I should not write when I am on meds. I just had surgery on Wednesday.
Not newie…. Sorry about that. Mayor Quimbywie Are you real a Mayor? Are you hiding your real name. What is that all about? Please I like Melissa I wanted the facts to be right. That was all. I am not a bloger. (ok back off)
Dot De Leon That is my real name
If you must misspell Don’s last name I think you should use “Winner” as that is what he will be come November.
OH! And we have a Wiener here! That’s it EXACTLY!