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Just got my t-shirt
From MoveOn. I'll wear it for
The debate... Oh, wait.
So after "suspending his campaign" yesterday (he's still collecting money, running ads and keeping his campaign offices open), McCain still hasn't decided if he'll deem our democratic process worthy of his time. Great.
I have, however, continued to stick with my attempt to wear something related to Obama every day until the election. I think I've managed almost three weeks now. This shirt will help my cause. Well, at least to the gym... it's not the quite as Small I was expecting. American Apparel, when will you get your sizing right?
Yes we can.
Guararema
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On Feb. 22, 2007, members of the political action group MoveOn hand-delivered letters to Sen. George Voinovich (R-OH) from constituents opposed to the continuation and escalation of the Iraq war.
This veteran takes issue with many of the decisions made by the Bush Administration in the war, specifically, sending under-trained and under-equipped troops, and diversion of forces away from Afghanistan and the 10th Mountain Division.
Photo by Joe Knapp
Rudy Giuliani needs to Pay the New York Times back the discount he recieved, just as MoveOn.org did.
We Are One: the security guard managing the crowd dancing on stage gets down with a hipster in an ironic sweater.
Get involved: www.moveon.org/
It's time to get the troops out of Iraq. What we're doing isn't working and it looks like Bush will try to get us into Iran next. If that happens, the shit will hit the fan and we are totally screwed.
I am trying not to get completely disheartened but I feel so at odds with this administration. We are spending a fortune in Iraq and have been for years and arguably Iraqis are worse off than before we went in there.
And what about Osama bin Laden? Bush uses 9/11 as an excuse for everything--meanwhile we are making things worse and worse in the world (not least for Americans).
I have been doing some meditating and praying for peace and love and understanding. I will try to be more loving to those around me and continue to state my views that the direction this country is going is not the direction of progress.
Love and peace to all,
Molly
1-13-26 - at the headquarters for US Customs and Border Protection a rally was held to call for a cease to funding ICE by congress and to remember Renee Good who was murdered by ICE terrorist Jonathan Ross.
Per the Richmond Times-Dispatch there were about 180 people in all there.
Photos from a peace vigil organized thru MoveOn.org to remember the 4th anniversary of the start of the Iraq War.
Fountain Lake, Byrd Park, Richmond, VA
19 March 2007
We first started grouping together at 1st & Salmon, but then were found by someone from the Senator's office who pointed us across the street to the right building.
Each pair represents an Iraqi or US soldier killed in the fighting.
Photos from a peace vigil organized thru MoveOn.org to remember the 4th anniversary of the start of the Iraq War.
Fountain Lake, Byrd Park, Richmond, VA
19 March 2007
Common Cause joined MoveOn for a rally on August 10, 2010, to bring attention to the Fair Elections Now Act.
"Corporations are zombies that never die. Power to the real people."
Common Cause joined MoveOn for a rally on August 10, 2010, to bring attention to the Fair Elections Now Act.