Welcome to Philly for Change's New Web Platform

We hope you will excuse our dust while we develop an exciting new platform that will help you be more engaged than ever in Philly politics.

The old site, if you need to look something up or want to review old content is temporarily available here: http://www.teamtodd4pa.com

Philly Against McCain

The 2008 election is just five short months away. While it's easy to get caught up in the seemingly endless primary season, we all know how much is at stake this year.

That's why Philly For Change has launched the Philly Against McCain campaign. Inspired by the winning 2006 Philly Against Santorum effort, we're starting work now, to help win the critical swing state of Pennsylvania in November.

Make no mistake: John McCain is very conservative. On the most important issues we face today, such as the war, the environment, women's reproductive freedom, healthcare, Social Security, civil liberties and social justice, McCain is the same, or worse than Bush: he's truly McSame, the enemy of change.

We'll knock on doors, make phone calls, hold fun events, put up posters, take out ads and much more to make sure that all local voters know that electing John McCain would be like a 3rd Bush term.

To help us take a positive step together toward victory in November, learn more at our MeetUp on Wednesday, June 4, Philly For Change Meetup at 7:00 at Tritone, 1508 South Street. Click here to RSVP.

PFC Members Endorse Barack Obama

Philly for Change members have voted to endorse Barack Obama for President.

To learn more about the candidates we endorsed for the primary, click the read more link.

 

 

 

Meet New People, Make a Difference, Have Fun: Join Philly for Change!

Philly for Change is the place to meet new and old activists and citizens in
Philadelphia who want to make progressive change. Our next regular
monthly meeting is Wednesday, June 4th at 7:00 PM. We hold our MeetUp
at Tritone, a bar located at 1515 South Street. Tritone has a full
dinner menu and is easy to access for people with disabilities with a
ramp, instead of stairs, at the entrance. RSVP to attend the Meet-Up here.

To see notes from the May Meet Up, click here.

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