By Susan McCord
Staff Writer
The Ausgusta Chronicle
October 29, 2010
Urging Democratic voters to go to bed early and get up with the rooster to remind friends and family to get out and vote, Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond returned Thursday to Augusta to rally the faithful.
Tuesday's election, in which Thurmond is seeking a U.S. Senate seat, is "more important than 2008" because there are now fewer teachers teaching more students, he said, adding that the state needs someone to stand up for those who don't have jobs or insurance.
"Right has no color," said Thurmond, the son of a third-generation Athens, Ga., sharecropper, a Paine College graduate and a three-term Georgia labor commissioner.
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