Biscayne Corridor Democratic Club
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Biscayne Corridor Democratic Club (newly formed) meets at 7 PM on the fourth Tuesday of every month at the American Legion Post, 6445 NE 7th Ave., Miami NE 64th Street /American Legion Way & Biscayne Boulevard/US-1 (one block east toward the Bay) FREE PARKING www.MiamiDadeDemocrats.com
Democratic Club (newly formed) meets at 7 PM on the fourth Tuesday of every month at the American Legion Post, 6445 NE 7th Ave., Miami NE 64th Street /American Legion Way & Biscayne Boulevard/US-1 (one block east toward the Bay) FREE PARKING www.MiamiDadeDemocrats.com
I am new to this site, I dont really know the in's and the outs but I really wanted to try and get the word out about democratic congressional candidates. I thought I could do one a day. So... Here is my first, his name is Rob Hubler and he is running against Republican Steven King in the Fifth district in Iowa, here is some information and a link to his site, get a hold of me, or his campaign if you want to help. I have no affilation with this campaign but am very hopeful that he can win. http://www.hublercongress.com/home.html Read More »
Miami-Dade for Obama
Join local Barack Obama supporters as we phone voters and
hit the streets to go door to door for the January 29th Primary.
We aim to campaign from the grassroots to change America.
Join My.BarackObama.com/page/group/Miami-Dade4Obama
Join local Barack Obama supporters as we phone voters and
hit the streets to go door to door for the January 29th Primary.
We aim to campaign from the grassroots to change America.
Join My.BarackObama.com/page/group/Miami-Dade4Obama
The following email was forwarded to me by Alan Brock, the President of the Florida Young Democrats (I removed his email for courtesy):
I am forwarding this email on to you, I hope the HTML comes through. From Senator Nelson to his supporters throughout Florida.
~Alan
President
Florida Young Democrats Read More »
I am forwarding this email on to you, I hope the HTML comes through. From Senator Nelson to his supporters throughout Florida.
~Alan
President
Florida Young Democrats Read More »
As Chair of your State Party, I will go before the Rules & Bylaws Committee of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Saturday to fight to preserve Florida's full and diverse representation in the presidential primary process.
Under the Rules, the DNC has the authority to slash the delegate voting power of states that hold unauthorized presidential primaries prior to February 5, 2008, essentially making their votes meaningless. Because the Republican-controlled state Legislature moved our state's primary to January 29, 2008, Florida Democrats may be subject to severe penalties.
On Saturday, we will make our case to the DNC. I'm going to fight to have Florida's votes counted, but in reality, I'm only one out of more than four million Florida Democrats. The DNC really needs to hear from people like you. Read More »
â��Anybody who campaigns in Florida is ineligible for Florida delegates,â�� Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said bluntly. This statement made me pause. What does it mean to â��campaign in Floridaâ��? This is not a rhetorical question I am asking, but a rather serious one. Surely Mr. Dean does not mean candidates are forbidden from entering the state of Florida. And similarly, it seems implausible that Democratic candidates for President will not be allowed to host fundraisers in Florida. Perhaps I am not aware of some specific rules that the DNC has put into place. What does it mean to â��campaign in Floridaâ��? If someone knows please let me know. Read More »
I, like many Democrats and Democratic-leaning citizens of Florida, have been watching the news with increasing alarm. Florida has officially moved up its Presidential Primary to January 29. In response, the Democratic National Committee has threatened to strip Florida of all its delegates, thereby Floridas primary essentially wont count, according to Chairman Howard Dean.
Now, unfortunately, we in Florida have become as accustomed to problems with exercising our right to vote as possible. I myself cast an absentee ballot in Broward County in the 2000 Presidential Election and was unable to vote in the 2006 Primary due to the Broward County Supervisor of Elections inability to send me an absentee ballot, despite two requests made a reasonable amount of time before the election. However, I never thought that the DNC themselves would be the ones responsible.
I do not hold any of the presidential candidates responsible, and I quite proud of our elected officials, Read More »
Now, unfortunately, we in Florida have become as accustomed to problems with exercising our right to vote as possible. I myself cast an absentee ballot in Broward County in the 2000 Presidential Election and was unable to vote in the 2006 Primary due to the Broward County Supervisor of Elections inability to send me an absentee ballot, despite two requests made a reasonable amount of time before the election. However, I never thought that the DNC themselves would be the ones responsible.
I do not hold any of the presidential candidates responsible, and I quite proud of our elected officials, Read More »
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