[Davis Democrats] Tonight! Davis Dem Club Potluck & Speakers--1221Kennedy Place

[Arun Sen]

Good work John. Set up a time limit for the speakers, and for the meeting to 
end by 8:45pm.

Arun


>From: John Chendo <jac07 at dcn.org>
>To: 
>"davisdemocrats at velocipede.dcn.davis.ca.us"<DAVISDEMOCRATS at velocipede.dcn.davis.ca.us>
>Subject: [Davis Democrats] Tonight! Davis Dem Club Potluck & 
>Speakers--1221Kennedy Place
>Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 12:12:34 -0800
>
>Tonight, Tuesday, Feb.13, the Davis Democratic Club has its monthly general
>meeting. Address: 1221 Kennedy Place.  One block south of the traffic light
>on Covell & J street, turn east into Kennedy Place. It¹s in the Community
>Room of the Davisville Apartments, just past the roundabout.
>
>The theme is ³Love your Elected Officials.²  $5. Potluck will begin 6pm.
>
>The program speakers will be introduced by John Chendo, starting at 730pm:
>County Supervisors Mariko Yamada and Helen Thomson, Assemblywoman Lois 
>Wolk,
>School Board member Sheila Allen, among others. At 8:15 pm, the progressive
>radio talk show host Enid Goldstein, 1320am Radio from Sacramento, KCTC,
>will talk about her growing up in the Midwest, her calling to be a 
>broadcast
>journalist, and the importance of freedom of the press.  For democracy, 
>John
>Chendo
>
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>From: "Gov. Howard Dean" <democraticparty at democrats.org>
>Reply-To: <dnc-003iK00zNz at mailer.democrats.org>
>Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 12:47:06 -0500
>To: john chendo <jac07 at dcn.davis.ca.us>
>Subject: Helping Republicans Oppose Escalation
>
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>    <http://www.democrats.org/noescalation> Dear john, Today, House 
>Democrats
>introduced a resolution that, in simple language, represents a vote of no
>confidence in the Bush Administration's policy in Iraq. This is the first
>opportunity House Republicans have had to join us and oppose the 
>president's
>failed policy, and that's sending shockwaves through the White House. Just
>like the overwhelming majority of Americans, many Republicans know
>escalation of the war in Iraq is wrong, and they're willing to break party
>lines to stop it. As one GOP Congressman from Maryland put it, "my internal
>soul goes a lot beyond my minuscule political career."
>But the Republican leadership is doing everything it can to protect the
>President's escalation plan by working to get wavering Republicans to tow
>the party line. That's why we all need to speak up and remind House
>Republicans where the American people stand -- it's the job of Congress to
>represent us, and a bipartisan rejection of the White House's plan to
>escalate our involvement in Iraq will demonstrate just how far this
>president and the rest of the GOP leadership have drifted from mainstream
>America.
>  Remind them by adding your name right now:
>http://www.democrats.org/noescalation This war is no longer what George 
>Bush
>sold the American people. There are no WMD's in Iraq. Saddam Hussein is
>dead. Our troops are mired in a deadly, full-blown civil war. And the
>president couldn't be more out of touch; he wants to escalate our
>involvement with 21,500 more brave men and women. The vast majority -- 70%
>-- of Americans disagree. They demanded a new direction on Iraq in the 2006
>elections, and they're demanding that Congress stops this escalation and
>start ending this war. The Republican leadership in Congress has put
>protecting an escalation of the war at the top of their agenda.
>  Senate Republicans refuse to even have a debate about it. For them, it's
>not about what the American people want -- only what the president thinks 
>he
>needs. There's one powerful interest silencing Republicans in Congress 
>right
>now, and it's headquartered at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Add your name now:
>http://www.democrats.org/noescalation For over a decade, the Republican
>leadership in Congress refused to allow serious debate on important issues,
>even keeping a muzzle on its members -- and the American people. Here's 
>just
>a sample of what was ignored, day in and day out:
> > We have lost enough young people in this war, and we are not winning it 
>with
> > force. The money that we are pouring into Iraq could be educating our 
>young
> > people. They will be the ones that pay for this war.
> > -- Martha W., CA President Bush created the mess in Iraq, and al Qaeda 
>was NOT
> > there before we invaded. We keep sending our young men there to be 
>killed but
> > things keep getting worse... We have to find a way for ALL the American 
>people
> > to wake up, see what is happening, and let their voices be heard.
> > -- Donna M., FL
>Those are just a couple of the comments we've received from thousands of
>Americans. What do you have to add? http://www.democrats.org/noescalation
>It's time for Americans everywhere -- no matter the party -- to stand with
>the Democrats in Congress and oppose escalation in Iraq. Thank you, 
>Governor
>Howard Dean, M.D.
>
>  <https://www.democrats.org/page/contribute/noescalation>
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