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(Candlelight Vigil for 2000 Killed in Iraq)
Corner of Colorado Ave. and Middlefield Road in Palo Alto, CA
Wednesday, October 26th, 2005, 6:30 PM
Political action organized through moveon.org
Community organizations, activist groups and concerned citizens gathered at Foley Square on August 26, 2018 in solidarity with rallys all across the country, as Americans took a stand united in commitment to their freedom and future, demanding that the U.S. Senate stop Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination for a lifelong appointment to the Supreme Court. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
An oil-covered toy dolphin distributed at a MoveOn.org-sponsored rally against the energy corporation BP in Washington, D.C., on June 10, 2010. The protesters were angry at the ineffectiveness of BP's efforts to control the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, and demanded an end to off-shore oil drilling in American territorial waters.
(Candlelight Vigil for 2000 Killed in Iraq)
Corner of Colorado Ave. and Middlefield Road in Palo Alto, CA
Wednesday, October 26th, 2005, 6:30 PM
Political action organized through moveon.org
May 2, 2007. At an intersection in Brooklyn. Impromptu rally to protest Bush's veto of Congress's Iraq withdrawal deadline, organized by MoveOn.org. A woman holding an "Out of Iraq" sign.
(Candlelight Vigil for 2000 Killed in Iraq)
Corner of Colorado Ave. and Middlefield Road in Palo Alto, CA
Wednesday, October 26th, 2005, 6:30 PM
Political action organized through moveon.org
Several members of MoveOn from Palm beach County met at Congressman Robert Wexler's office to deliver a petition and a message. As it is now, Barack Obama is weighing the extent of support for a program and is evaluating the extent to which it may be compromised by maximizing tax breaks for the already wealthy in order to gain conservative support. We oppose these compromises.
Several members of MoveOn from Palm beach County met at Congressman Robert Wexler's office to deliver a petition and a message. As it is now, Barack Obama is weighing the extent of support for a program and is evaluating the extent to which it may be compromised by maximizing tax breaks for the already wealthy in order to gain conservative support. We oppose these compromises.
George Yurdin and wife Claire told a cautionary tale. George had insurance. They had always paid but gradually the company began to cut them off--after he had lost his job.
American insurance companies are picking the flesh off the middle class bite by bite. Good luck with that. How do you suppose insurance companies decide how many they can kill or insure to keep their stockholders happy?
Based on the folks I have seen at rallies, the right wing might be able to hire actors to impersonate rage but the average person is not going to take this lying down.
Photo by Ann-Marie Stillion/www.arttrek.com
Save the American Dream Rally 2_26_2011 in support of preserving collective bargaining rights of Wisconsin public employees.