Category Archives: Elections

Common Sense 4: 100 year old man speaks on voting

Posted on October 31, 2010 by beverly coleman

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Common Sense 3: Brief History of Getting Out the Vote

Posted on October 30, 2010 by beverly coleman

Today I saw Karen and her “Sidekick” hitting the streets and ringing doorbells FOR THE VOTE.  I thought of our lovely chairwoman, Emma who got us all together FOR THE VOTE.  And Lee who left the hospital and started dialing … Continue reading →

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Support for Kyrsten Sinema

Posted on September 21, 2010 by William Timberman

Open Left put up a nice plug for Kyrsten on its front page today, and I added a comment with a link to DORR’s video of her presentation in Sedona back in January of this year: Supporting Young Progressive Democrats: … Continue reading →

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