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From: Ben Manski
Sent: 05 November, 2008 2:11 PM
Even as world celebrates, thousands act to end voting rights violations:
VOTER ASSEMBLIES PLANNED FOR 40 COMMUNITIES TODAY
(November 5) - As the world celebrates the triumph of democratic
politics over election fraud, an organized movement of pro-democracy
activists will gather today in 40 communities across the United States.
Meeting in "Voter Assemblies," these activists plan to review the
hundreds of thousands of voting rights violations reported in the 2008
elections, and to demand swift action to insure that never again is the
outcome of a U.S. election threatened by deliberate vote suppression,
voter intimidation, misinformation, machine malfunction, or reckless
election administration.
"In Oakland, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and 37 other communities in every
part of the United States, a movement for democracy is taking form. We
are heeding the President-elect's caution that yesterday's vote, "is
only the chance for us to make [change]." said Ben Manski, executive
director of Liberty Tree and coordinator of the No More Stolen
Elections! campaign.
A full directory of planned Voter Assemblies is available at:
http://www.nomorestolenelections.org/va
In related news, the No More Stolen Elections! campaign issued a
preliminary report on voting rights violations authored by the noted
columnist, John Nichols. This report was distributed to over 55,000
Americans in an email this morning, and is posted at:
http://www.nomorestolenelections.org/publications/john_nichols_special_repor
t
# # #
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.NoMoreStolenElections.org
--
Ben Manski
Executive Director
LIBERTY TREE
Foundation for the
Democratic Revolution
http://www.LibertyTreeFDR.org
Become a Fan -- Page 1 of 1 page(s)
Sent: 05 November, 2008 2:11 PM
Even as world celebrates, thousands act to end voting rights violations:
VOTER ASSEMBLIES PLANNED FOR 40 COMMUNITIES TODAY
(November 5) - As the world celebrates the triumph of democratic
politics over election fraud, an organized movement of pro-democracy
activists will gather today in 40 communities across the United States.
Meeting in "Voter Assemblies," these activists plan to review the
hundreds of thousands of voting rights violations reported in the 2008
elections, and to demand swift action to insure that never again is the
outcome of a U.S. election threatened by deliberate vote suppression,
voter intimidation, misinformation, machine malfunction, or reckless
election administration.
"In Oakland, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and 37 other communities in every
part of the United States, a movement for democracy is taking form. We
are heeding the President-elect's caution that yesterday's vote, "is
only the chance for us to make [change]." said Ben Manski, executive
director of Liberty Tree and coordinator of the No More Stolen
Elections! campaign.
A full directory of planned Voter Assemblies is available at:
http://www.nomorestolenelections.org/va
In related news, the No More Stolen Elections! campaign issued a
preliminary report on voting rights violations authored by the noted
columnist, John Nichols. This report was distributed to over 55,000
Americans in an email this morning, and is posted at:
http://www.nomorestolenelections.org/publications/john_nichols_special_repor
t
# # #
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.NoMoreStolenElections.org
--
Ben Manski
Executive Director
LIBERTY TREE
Foundation for the
Democratic Revolution
http://www.LibertyTreeFDR.org
Steven Freeman is a professor at University of Pennsylvania and the co-author of Was The 2004 Presidential Election Stolen? with Joel Bleifuss.
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