FUSsa-talk Mailing List: Re: please VOTE

[Adele Hansen (hanse002]

I vote yes!

Adele


> All -
> Mary Ann Lundquist is involved in organizing this GREAT event, and would
> like Social Action to co-sponsor.  (this is a draft info piece, so FUS is
> named, but your vote will determine if that info stays on the flyer...)
>
> Please vote - do you support Social Action co-sponsorship?
>
> My vote is:  YES!
>
> Thanks.
> Jo
>
>
>
> Subject: Re: Draft of announcement about screening Nov 3
>
>
>
> STEALING AMERICA: Vote by Vote
> Twin Cities Premiere
>
> Date:                Friday, November 3rd
> Time:               7:00-8:45 pm, includes 70 minute film followed by
> discussion with EMMY-winning, OSCAR-nominated filmmaker Dorothy Fadiman
> Place:              First Unitarian Society
> http://firstunitariansociety.org/directions/main.html
>
> 900 Mount Curve Avenue
> Minneapolis, MN 55403
>             Chalice Room (basement) 
> Cost:                Free and open to the public (donations invited)
> Food:               Popcorn plus a $3.00 donation for pizzia and a
> beverage.
> Sponsors:         Association of Universalist Women (First U Church)
> Protecting Rights' Campaign and the Social Action Committee of FUS.
> Contact:           Jennifer Jewell Thomas 612-920-2653,
> jjthomas [at] skypoint.com
> or the FUS office at 612.377.6608.
>
> STEALING AMERICA: Vote by Vote, a New Feature-length Documentary by
> EMMY-winning, OSCAR-nominated filmmaker Dorothy Fadiman, documents
> significant irregularities in the Presidential election of 2004 while
> underscoring the fact that election fraud and reform are not partisan
> issues. The film weaves together dramatic behind-the-scenes experiences
> of poll workers, computer security experts, journalists, politicians,
> activists and voters of all ages. We hear from those who feel their
> communities were targeted for intimidation during the election, side by
> side with descriptions of irregular machine tallies, in which the number
> of votes tallied don't equal the number of votes cast.
>
> The Presidential election of 2004 ignited both personal, as well as
> political passions for millions of people. For many, their involvement
> did not end when the election was over.
>
>
>
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