Friday, August 15, 2003
Michigan for Dean: a call to action! http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/964338/posts
Michigan Rally Targets Howard Dean This Saturday! Democrat presidential hopeful Howard Dean will appear at a fundraiser in Ypsilanti this Saturday, August 16, from 11:30-12 noon. Unfortunately, Mr. Dean wants to raise taxes by repealing President Bush's tax cut. Michigan Citizens for a Sound Economy is organizing a protest to "welcome" Mr. Dean, who is a leading candidate for the Democrat Presidential nomination. Our Michigan team is going to show up shortly after 11:00 AM, as we want to be in place by 11:15. Location: 1305 Grant, Ypsilanti, (a few doors down from West Middle School.) CSE will provide t-shirts and posters with slogans demanding that Dean cut taxes, not increase them. Please visit www.cse.org for some additional background material.
This is also being sponsored by CSE, an organisation run by yet another Texas-based nutbag, Dick Armey. Michigan for Dean, are you reading?
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