Topic: Kerry/Edwards 2004 Part 2:
The Push for the Arizona Swing Vote

Last week my guest was Stu Starky, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Arizona. He is running against Sen. John McCain and giving the race a true sense of democracy by offering an alternative voice. He is an 8th grade math teacher in South Phoenix and committed to winning this race.

This week’s guest is in the thick of the campaign for Kerry and possesses a great deal of experience in getting Democrat’s voices out to the people.

Listen in and help win Arizona’s 10 electoral votes for Kerry-Edwards.

As always, thank your for your support and I look forward to taking your calls on this pressing topic. And don't forget, get out and vote!

Guest: Sue Walitsky

Sue Walitsky serves as the Arizona Communications Director for Kerry-Edwards ’04. In this role, she is the primary media spokesperson for the campaign in Arizona and lead for all communications.

Ms. Walitsky moved to Phoenix from Pennsylvania, where she managed the multi-media, broadcast video, photography, radio and media training operations for the state. During the 2002 election cycle, she was Director of Broadcast Media for the Democratic National Committee. Ms. Walitsky finished the Clinton-Gore Administration as Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs. Before that, she spent three years as Director of Regional Media and Press Outreach for the U.S. State Department and over four years as the White House Liaison for the U.S. Information Agency.

Active in politics since 1988, Ms. Walitsky was responsible for tracking and coordinating special events in eight western states, including Arizona, for the 1992 Clinton-Gore campaign. She also has worked at the last three Democratic National Conventions.