California Democratic Party Convention 2012

California Democratic Party Convention 2012
San Diego February 9-11

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Berryhill 'sunk,' ex-aide claims Former campaign adviser defends self in YouTube videos

WASHINGTON — Republican Mike Berryhill's struggling San Joaquin Valley congressional campaign is now being body-slammed by the man who says he was supposed to run it.
In an extraordinary political flip, GOP political activist John D. Villarreal is declaring Berryhill's campaign a lost cause less than a month after being hired as a top Berryhill campaign operator.
"I'm not trying to sink his campaign. I don't need to," Villarreal said in an interview Wednesday. "It's already sunk."

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Dennis Cardoza and Mike Berryhill meet with The Modesto Bee Editorial Board

18th Congressional District candidates Mike Berryhill and Dennis Cardoza meet with The Modesto Bee Editorial Board, August 20, 2010. (Modbee.com)

Ashton: Berryhill flunks debate with rival Cardoza



Republican Mike Berryhill has a lot of opinions, but he hasn't found his voice as he tries to unseat Rep. Dennis Cardoza, D-Merced.
That was evident Friday as the two debated for an endorsement from the Latino Community Roundtable in Modesto. Berryhill seemed to campaign against President Barack Obama instead of against the Merced Demo crat, but was on his heels while Cardoza stood up for his votes.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING TONIGHT

DEMOCRATIC CLUB MONTHLY MEETING
When: Today, 6 p.m., August 19th
Where: Fuddruckers, 3848 McHenry Ave.
Info: The Central Valley Democratic Club's monthly meeting will be a roundtable discussion on "The Future of California: A Democratic Administration in California and Why It Is So Important." Rep. Dennis Cardoza's Campaign Team will answer questions and coordinate campaign volunteers. For more information, call Patty Hughes at 869-5609.

Saturday, August 14, 2010

"...To Seek A Newer World"

If you want the change that Dems will bring then you must achieve at three levels. Level one - Your vote of course. Register to vote by mail and then actually vote.

Level two - Letters to newspapers and comments online, phone banking, and precinct walking. This is one person (you) taking real world action that can affect other voters.

Level three - perhaps the most important of all because this has the multiplier effect. Invite others to also achieve at these three levels as well. Ask one new person to help each day. Then you have not only cast your one vote and taken your action but have brought others along, each of whom will reach out and bring along still more.
Level three is how waves are created, elections won and newer worlds built.

Monday, August 2, 2010

President Obama Honoring Our Troops

The White House Today President Obama spoke at the national convention of Disabled American Veterans. As the end of combat operations in Iraq draws near, it is a time to salute those who have sacrificed their lives, and to honor those who have come back -- both through words and through a renewed commitment to ensure they are given all the benefits they are due.http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2010/08/02/honoring-our-troops-coming-home-iraq-words-deeds

Sign President Obama's Birthday Card!

  President Obama's 49th birthday is Aug. 4. Sign his birthday card alongside other OFA supporters and the First Lady. http://j.mp/b3FKua