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Written by: Richard Renner on Nov 17, 2008 9:41 PM EST

"...let's not forget all the hard-working, progressive Democrats who are running for local offices...Local and state offices have an enormous impact on our lives, and also produce our future national leaders..." - Democrats.com

CHALLENGE: ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT to raise $380! Help the only Democratic County Commissioner in Missaukee County (Michigan).

On Tuesday, November 4th, history was made in Missaukee County. I was fortunate enough to defeat a Republican incumbent for County Commissioner in the second most Republican county in the state of Michigan. However, as with many campaigns, I have debt to pay off, and several final expenses to pay. I need to raise $380 in 3 days. Can I count on you? Making a contribution is easier than ever. Just click on the link below, and make a secure, online contribution using PayPal...

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OFFICIALLY ENDORSED BY MID-MICHIGAN DEMOCRACY FOR AMERICA (MMDfA)!
“Richard REALLY knows his stuff and has specific plans for improving his county.”

As I was quoted in our local daily, the Cadillac News, following my victory...

"The voters...have made a determination that the status quo is no longer acceptable, that we expect more accountability, greater openness, and transparency in county government."

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Victory '10,

Richard Renner

Missaukee County Commissioner-elect

"...public service must be more than doing a job efficiently and honestly. It must be a complete dedication to the people...with full recognition that every human being is entitled to courtesy and consideration."

- Margaret Chase Smith, U.S. Senator from Maine, 1949-1973

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Your chance to help form the Democratic Party's platform! Virtually!

Written by: Megan Foster on Jul 22, 2008 9:28 PM EDT

Linked to groups: Florida DFA, DFA Tampa Bay, Pinellas Democracy For America, Broward County Democracy for America, Central Florida for Democracy, Netroots Activism!, Hillsborough County GLBTA Democratic Caucus, Democracy for America/Gainesville, Democracy for America Miami-Dade (DFAM), I-4 CORPS, Pasco County - DFA, Democracy for Florida

Angry about FISA? War profiteers? Torture? Are you worried about our economy? Health care? Education? Social Security? Equal rights? We only have a few days left to let Senator Barack Obama and the Democratic Party know what we want to include in our party platform.

Let's be a part of this important process. Now is the time to say what you think! I know that we are all busy but this is our chance to be heard from the comfort of our keyboards!

Your voice is important. Let it be heard. Please join our virtual platform meeting: http://platformmeeting.blogspot.com/

Megan

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Oil Crisis: Oil Industry's method of raising prices and cutting their own taxes

Written by: James Dunn on Jul 8, 2008 11:15 AM EDT

Regarding opening environmentally protected areas for mining and pumping oil:

There is over 200 years of oil in the 48 contiguous States that are capped up by oil companies to monopolize world energy. There is no need to violate our environmentally protected areas, just to allow oil companies to further monopolize their strangle hold over our lives.

They are creating a media frenzy just to increase the price of oil; very successfully I might add. However, there is no immediate threat for an oil shortage !!! The oil companies have ONLY created the perception that there is a shortage !!!!

I personally believe that ALL mineral rights belong to the American People, NOT souless corporations!!!

I applaud Venezuela for nationalizing the oil assets in their country!!!!

We should be doing the same thing here in the United States !!!!

Ethically Eliminate ALL Political Corruption

http://blog.360.yahoo.com/jamesbdunn?p=57

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Yahoo group is gone - use this instead!

Written by: Fred Sowder on Mar 7, 2007 7:05 PM EST

Linked to groups: Democracy for America/Gainesville

As I recently discovered the hard way by posting to it and having it bounce, the old listserv GainesvilleFL4Democracy@yahoogroups.com is no more. However, you can still post here. I'm actually doing this to test out the procedure.

While I'm at it, a HUGE congratutions to Mayor Pegeen Hanrahan and Commissioner Craig Lowe for winning landslide victories last night.

As Howard says, thanks for all you do!

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DFA monthly meetings will resume Feb 2007

Written by: Brenda Bayne on Jan 2, 2007 8:06 PM EST

Linked to groups: Democracy for America/Gainesville

Greetings all,

We will return to our regular First Wednesday of the Month meetings on Feb 7, 2007 at 7PM at Virtually Cuban 2409 SW 13th Street, Gainesville.

See you then!

brenda

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DFA September 6th 2006 Meeting notes

Written by: Brenda Bayne on Sep 8, 2006 12:01 PM EDT

Linked to groups: Democracy for America/Gainesville

Greetings DFA/Gainesville!

Thank you Fred for the meeting notes!!

We had 19 folks in attendance this month. We hope to see more of you next time!

The general election is November 7th. Please consider voting absentee!

September 8th Noon - Democratic Unity Day on the steps of the Hippodrome State Theatre. Its purpose is to gather ALL candidates from the primaries to join together and show party unity.

September 20th - A World Café ---local "think tank" ALL encouraged to come. We need you!!!
7 - 8:30pm

Al Gore Film discussion / Sustainability for Alachua County

300 East University Avenue

Every Thursday-- next to the Hippodrome/Maudes area 7 - 8:30pm (www.conversationcafe.org)

Wes' suggestion: we will be sending letters congratulating our successful and unsuccessful primary and school board candidates: Chuck Chestnut, Deb Cupples, Clint Robinson, and Ed Jennings, Jr. We would also like to send PUBLIC letters to some of their opponents stating that they may want to consider rethinking their positions since they won by such slim margins: Tina Pinkoson, Ginger Childs, Lee Pinkoson, etc.

Mae Leone is donating $400 for the ACDEC to be able to buy two cell phones for short-term phone bank use until the midterm election. To donate toward the cause, you can send a check to ACDEC, Attn: Mae Leone, PO Box 223, Gainesville, FL 32602.

Stephanie Sims of the UF College Democrats had two event announcements: Senator Russ Feingold will speak this Sunday at 1:30pm in Jacksonville at the Fine Arts Center at the University of North Florida (she has free tickets contact Steph for more info ufcollegedemocrats@yahoo.com ) Also, Accent will be bringing the Rev. Al Sharpton next Tuesday evening at the O'Connell Center.

WGOT is getting underway for more info contact Fred Sowder phredkid@bellsouth.net

The Astronomy Dept at UF & Williams Elementary School & The Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center are partnering together for an evening of Stargazing, food and fun: "The Stars Shine on East Gainesville" September 29th starting at 6:30 pm for more info contact Vivian Filer: vlfiler@bellsouth.net This should be FUN!

Speakers:

Barbara Ferguson "Talk Watch" - gets information out to talk radio shows that rebut the majority of the area talk hosts on WSKY (97.3fm) and WBXY (99.5fm). Please contact Barbara for more info barbara2pack@yahoo.com Help make an impact!

Beth Michaelson - Nutrition workshop Friday September 8th from 7 to 9pm. The topic will be cholesterol myths with speaker Sally Fallon. The importance of nutritional foods will also be discussed. The workshop will continue all day Saturday with other topics by Sally. This will be at PK Yonge and it's $10 for Friday and $35 for Saturday. For more information, contact Beth at 376-0309.

Eileen Roy - Alachua County School Board - thanks everyone for their support of Deb & Clint's campaigns. It was a steep mountain to climb and we should hardly be disappointed with the close result. Concurrency is a major issue and developers gave much money to both incumbents.

Anyone wishing to participate in the School Board Watch Group can get more information from Eileen at raroy4@bellsouth.net

Dave Bruderly - thanks for your support so far as well as the endorsement of Democracy for America. October 1st will feature many speakers at the Dancing Horse Farm in Ocala. See www.bruderly.com for more info. With only a few hundred thousand dollars in donations, we can overcome an incumbent with a two-million dollar war chest.

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DFA Meeting notes August 2, 2006

Written by: Brenda Bayne on Aug 7, 2006 5:22 PM EDT

Linked to groups: Democracy for America/Gainesville

1. We had 27 members in attendance this evening. New members: Susan & Keith. They've already
signed up on DFA Link. They were recruited by Mae Leone on during her DNC canvassing efforts last Saturday.

2. Nice short meeting. We will be done by 8pm. Thanks to Carlos and Sean for staying open late
for us again.

3. September 5th is Florida's primary. Democrats and Republicans will be having primaries and the
school board races will also be decided on this day.

4. DFA national wants us to submit good stories that are happening in DFA chapters all over the
country. You can submit your story via the blue postcards that Brenda handed out or by snail mail at PO Box 8313, Burlington, VT 05402, or online at www.dfalink.com/volunteerstories... .

5. Fred Sowder will be the contact to coordinate phonebanking for the Democratic Party of Alachua
County. We may be doing a phone bank session this Saturday at Alta Graphics in North Gainesville.
If you're interested in participating in a future phone bank, you can contact Fred Pratt at prattwheels1@aol.com .

6. Betsy Malone Hurst will be running for Alachua County Commission, District 2 in the Democratic
Primary against Lee Pinkoson. She works as a school psychologist and is a lifelong resident of Alachua County. She regularly attends county commission meetings on environmental and land use issues. She has signs and palm cards available and needs your vote and support September 5th.
She "represents citizens and not big interests."

7. Deb Cupples and Clint Robinson are running for school board and need your support. Susan
Bottcher is Deb's campaign manager. For more information, visit www.debcupples.com and www.voteclint.com . Both candidates would also appreciate your support for signholding starting 2 weeks before the election. Eileen Roy appreciates your support for both of these candidates as they are people who really want to serve as opposed to maintaining the status quo. Please announce your support on local listservs and emails to your friends.

8. Sadie Darnell was asked to attend today in an effort to explain herself. In her past, she has
given money to the likes of Steve Oelrich, Tony Domenech, and Ed Braddy and some would like to know why.

9. Charles Chestnut III came to support his son, who is running for State House District 23. He
has served 2 terms on the Gainesville city commission and has been termed out of office. Chuck Chestnut would be very grateful for your support.

10. Debbie Boyd is running for State House District 11. Shelly Packer asked us for her support.

11. Janet Messer and Sally Guthrie from the Alachua County Democratic Executive Committee were
here to let you know about the monthly meetings that they have in the Alachua County meeting auditorium the second Wednesday of every month.

12. 34 more days until the primary. 20 days until early voting begins. Please help your favorite
candidates as much as you possibly can.

13. Florida Hometown Democracy Amendment is a state amendment that is being supported by Vince
Lipsio. It will be on the ballot in 2008 and will require municipalities to amend zoning by referendum. Vince has petitions if anyone is interested in signing them.

14. Jack Price announced that Bruce Springsteen will be performing songs from his Pete Seeger
Sessions album on WUFT-FM (89.1) this Sunday at 5pm.

15. Phil Kellerman from Harvest of Hope appeared to talk of his organizations support for
immigrant farm workers. The Avon Park ordinance was defeated largely thanks to public outcry.

16. Charlie Grapski has announced that he will be stepping out of the District 23 State House
race. He needs your support to fight the charges that Clovis Watson and the City of Alachua. The state attorney offered to drop their charges against Charlie if he would not continue his litigation against Mr. Watson and he refused. Charlie now needs to raise approximately $20,000 to mount his case and would like you support to take back the City of Alachua. He has an email list that you can join to receive information regarding this information. Charlie has also thrown his support to former opponent Chuck Chestnut in the District 23 race.

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GOP CONGRESSMAN SEES THE LIGHT!!!

Written by: Oleg Kis on Jul 12, 2006 8:50 AM EDT

Linked to groups: Democracy for America/Gainesville

A Republican congressman watches an anti-Bush video and as a result suspects that the Bush administration deliberately allowed 9/11 to happen, and that explosives were the main factor in bringing down three of the World Trade Center buildings. Unbelievable? Here's a transcript of a Town Hall Meeting from April 2006 held with Representative Curt Weldon (R-PA):

Dave Slesinger: First, I want to praise you for your Able Danger efforts. Since you are the Congressman most sympathetic to firefighters, have you looked at the quotes from NYC firefighters at the World Trade Center on 9/11 about explosives? If you have, will you accept information on [this] for later comment?

Rep. Weldon: I will absolutely accept information, and I'm very close to the NYC firefighters because one of my best friends was killed there...

I talk to the fire department on a regular basis. When the Republican convention was held in New York in 2004, I went up a day early, I went down to the fire department headquarters. I spent the day with them. And when I finished the briefings, and getting their input, as to what happened on 9/11, which I had ongoing, I went up and spent two hours running with Engine 54 (inaudible) in midtown Manhattan. And I wanted to do that because on 9/11 all 15 firefighters on duty from that station were killed. And I wanted the firefighters to give me their views without going through any chiefs or other officers about what happened.

Now, there's a lot of theories out there about what occurred. And uh, I haven't gone into the structural elements of the building. The fact that there are reports on multiple explosions on other floors... I am open to that information. I'm willing to challenge the system. And uh, and don't automatically discount anything that's told to me because I've seen, I've seen too much. I mean, ya know, I hate to say that sometimes I don't trust my Government, but sometimes, I don't trust the Government. The bureaucracy. Ya know the best evidence of that is we had the, uh, Tillman, the football player. Joined the army, he was killed. We now find out that the army burned his clothing. So the family never got to get the real story about how Pat Tillman died. Now if it was an accident, so be it. You don't hide that information because somebody is going to be embarrassed.

That's the whole story with Tony Shaffer. It's the bureaucrats trying to hide information and facts, so they're not embarrassed. So, do I automatically accept what the Government tells me? No. And that's why I get myself in trouble. I challenge the CIA, I challenge the DIA. I'll challenge our Defense Department. That's why you send me there. If you want somebody to go there, and just go along, you would send a robot. That would vote the way the party wanted, and would go along with the current President. I won't do that. So I'm absolutely open to any information anyone has that challenges anything about the 9/11 Commission or the work there.

Dave Slesinger speaks up: Congressman, that was my question, I, wanna give out, anybody who wants this, this is a speech by a physics professor at BYU, Steven Jones.

Rep. Weldon: Yeah.

Dave Slesinger: It's the hottest thing happening on the 9/11 issue. In his speech, he praises Congressman Weldon, he's a conservative Republican [or was], he praises Reagan, he quotes St. Paul. I think I have [DVD copies] enough for everybody. Just ask me.

Rep. Weldon: It'll open your eyes, because his allegations are pretty strong.

The video that opened Rep. Weldon's eyes can be seen here:
www.911blogger.com/2006/02/dr-st...

For more information about firefighters reporting explosions and the attempt to suppress this information: www.911truth.org/article.php?sto...

Audio recording of the Town Hall Meeting can be gotten from this site: forums.bluelemur.com/viewtopic.p...

Full transcript here: www.911truth.org/article.php?sto...

Additional 9/11 videos: www.universalseed.org...

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Democracy for America Gainesville Linkup Notes - July 5, 2006

Written by: Brenda Bayne on Jul 7, 2006 5:55 PM EDT

Linked to groups: Democracy for America/Gainesville

Democracy for America Gainesville Linkup Notes - July 5, 2006

(DFA Steering Committee Present: Abby, Brenda, Janet, Mae, Wes, Fred)

1. Welcome back to our organizer Brenda Bayne! We had 30 folks in attendance.

2. AGH update: the meeting at The Savannah Grande was very well-attended and a task force has been formed. There will be a Citizens' Congressional Meeting at the Thelma Bolton Center, July 8th, 9:30 to 12:30pm about the John Conyers' health care bill in Congress (H.R. 676), sponsored by the Alachua County Labor Party. Rep. Corrine Brown has signed on as a co-sponsor. This is a time for citizens to speak out about their health care situation. Hope to see you there.

3. Several people in attendance still have tickets to the "We the People" Barbeque sponsored by the Alachua County Democratic Party this Sunday, July 9th from 3 to 8pm. at the Alachua County Fairgrounds. Please buy them now. Features include kids' games and rides, a planetarium, both of the gubernatorial candidates - Rod Smith and Jim Davis, other candidates, etc. Even if you cannot make the event, please still consider buying tickets so they can be donated to those who normally could not afford to attend. You can purchase advance tickets on line at www.alachuacountydemocrats.org or the Democratic Party Office, 1731 N. Main St., Gainesville, hours 11-6 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and 1-4 on Saturday.

4. Dave Bruderly seeks the endorsement of DFA. This will be dependent upon individual members to write to DFA in Burlington stating why Bruderly's campaign is worthy of their endorsement.

5. The Democratic Primary is about 60 days away! Candidates for sheriff, state house, and state senate will be vying for support. Although DFA does not make official endorsements, we encourage the endorsement of progressive candidates, including those that support us in return by coming to our linkups!

6. The precinct action network is doing phone banking Monday, July 17th at Alta Graphics () There will be training sessions at 5:30pm and 7pm and we will be making calls until 9pm. Please come volunteer for all or part of the time. For more info, contact Fred Pratt at prattwheels1@aol.com or 335-2986.

7. Several people in attendance still have tickets to the "We the People" Barbeque sponsored by the Alachua County Democratic Party this Sunday, July 9th from 3 to 8pm. at the Alachua County Fairgrounds. Please buy them now. Features include kids' games and rides, a planetarium, both of the gubernatorial candidates - Rod Smith and Jim Davis, other candidates, etc. Even if you cannot make the event, please still consider buying tickets so they can be donated to those who normally could not afford to attend. You can purchase advance tickets on line at www.alachuacountydemocrats.org or the Democratic Party Office, 1731 N. Main St., Gainesville, hours 11-6 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and 1-4 on Saturday

8. Brenda will attempt to get Gov. Howard Dean to come to the Lawton Chiles Dinner this year on Sept. 21st.

9. School board candidates that need your support: Deb Cupples (www.debcupples.com) and Clint Robinson (www.voteclint.com). Eileen Roy wholeheartedly supports both. She toured the Rinker School of Building Construction this week and needs help with budgeting brainstorms such as the vocational breakthroughs occurring there. Both candidates will help to do exactly that!

10. If you haven't seen Al Gore's film An Inconvenient Truth yet, please do so! It will be playing at the Butler Plaza cinema at least through tomorrow. Abby mentioned ways that we can take steps to save the environment such as those mentioned at the end of the film. Brenda is pushing for Gore '08! Eileen suggested that students could sell energy efficient lightbulbs for fundraisers instead of candy. Fighting GRU's proposed coal plant is paramount, also.

11. On July 8th, 10-11:30am: "Solutions to Violence" @ the Quaker Meeting House. See Brenda for more info

12. On July 11th at 5pm, the Alachua County Commission will vote on the purchase of Barr Hammock as a part of the Alachua County Conservation Trust. ($10 Million) Please come and show your support at the Jack Durrance Auditorium downtown if you can.

13. Wes wants us to start thinking about collecting toys for the underprivileged children of Alachua County. The focus would be toys for kids 10-18 years of age.

14. State House District 23 Candidates need your support: Charlie Grapski (www.grapskidefense.org) and Bonnie Burgess (www.burgessforhouse.com). Chuck Chestnut is also in the race but was not in attendance.

15. The Civic Media Center will have their monthly film series at the Hippodrome on July 10th. This month's film is Inside Iraq: The Untold Stories. Tickets are $3-10 sliding scale and shows will be at 7 & 9pm. Howard Zinn's play and one-man show, Marx in Soho, will be at the Matheson Museum on July 21st. Tix are $12 adv., $15 door.

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June 7, 2006 Meeting Notes

Written by: Brenda Bayne on Jul 4, 2006 6:56 PM EDT

Linked to groups: Democracy for America/Gainesville

Submitted by Fred Sowder....thanks Fred!!
DFA Gainesville Meeting Notes - June 7, 2006

Welcome to Summer in Gainesville! We had 14 members at this month's linkup. Welcome to new member John Haswell, who has a private legal practice on NW 1st Street.

Wes has tickets for sale for the "We the People" BBQ at the Alachua County Fairgrounds on July 9th. They're $10 each. Also, interested people were invited to sign out groups of 10 tickets to sell them to friends, etc.

Democracy Fest is quickly approaching. This year's edition will be in San Diego over 3 days July 14-16. For more information, visit www.democracyfest.us.

DFA chapters across the country are "talking about Iraq" with a series of forums on the Iraq War. Fred will see if Dennis Jett would be interested in speaking at a DFA sponsored forum. Jim Desjardins suggested that the large meeting room in the Downtown Library would be an ideal situation. This can be coincided with our monthly linkup but would not have to be. Wes has tried to contact the intern in Burlington who is responsible for coordinating these forums, Ari Fertig, but has been unsuccessful in contacting him thus far.

Janet Woods announced the upcoming meeting to save Alachua General Hospital. Shands AGH is in danger of closing, leaving many East Gainesville residents without close access to health care. There will be a special meeting regarding AGH's preservation at the Savannah Grande on June 17th from 9:30am to 12:30pm. We need to pack the house with concerned citizens who want to save AGH! Many city and county commissioners will be in attendance, including Mayor Hanrahan, so please come by and show your support!

The Alachua County DEC will be holding a cleanup of their adopt-a-highway stretch of road, which is on NW 43rd Street between Newberry Road and 16th Avenue. We will be meeting in the parking lot on the NW corner of Newberry & 43rd this Saturday morning at 8:30 and should last about an hour. Please let Janet Messer know if you can volunteer ASAP at jzm@atlantic.net as she will have to get you an orange work vest from public works.

Alex Sink is running for Florida CFO and will be having a series of Porch Parties as a part of her "Running in Heels" campaign. On Saturday, June 25th at 4pm, Alex will speak with Porch Parties throughout the state in the first-of-its-kind, state-wide grassroots fundraising conference call. You can sign up at www.alexsinkforcfo.com and click on the "Porch Parties" link. For more information, contact David Salie at (202) 903-6813 or events@alexsinkforcfo.com .

Yesterday saw a series of primaries along with a few special elections across the country. A bright spot was DFA-List candidate Debra Bowen winning the Secretary of State election in California. Unfortunately, DFA-List candidate Francine Busby came up short in her bid for the seat formerly held by Duke Cunningham by 4% or about 5,000 votes. She lost her last congressional election by 22 points, so this was a significant improvement. Tom Hughes added, "If Democrats everywhere improve that much this November, we'll have a Democratic House and Senate!"

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