Just received this email....if you're going to be in Georgia on that date stop by and support Lynn Swann. Remember, just a 2% shift in Black America's voting pattern spells doom for the Democratic Party for one whole generation. Then we can work on totally doing away with that RACIST party! Please Join Governor Sonny Perdue State of Georgia along with the Host Committee Herman Cain Fred Cooper State Senator Earl Earhardt Frank Hanna Mike Kenn Bernie Marcus Joe Sheehan Ned Simon Jim Stephenson Eric Tanenblatt for a reception honoring Lynn Swann Candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania Tuesday, March 28, 2006 5:30p.m. - 7:30p.m. McKenna Long and Aldridge SunTrust Plaza 303 Peachtree Street, N.E. 53rd Floor Atlanta, Georgia $1,000 - VIP Receptiona and Photo $250 - General Reception R.S.V.P.: Ericka@hermancain.org You may also R.S.V.P online at SwannforGovernor.com . Swann for Governor may accept unlimited personal, partnership, sole proprietorship or PAC donation. Corpor...
This is not intended to be a long post, but I made a promise the night Alice Hawthorne died not to forget. You see...I was in that park the night Eric Rudolph bombed Atlanta and killed Ms. Hawthorne. I remember running through the streets of Atlanta that night trying to find a safe point to collect myself and surmise what was happening. I watched the City of Atlanta scapegoat Richard Jewel to save their Olympic gold...and I watched them minimize Alice's death to save their moment of Olympic glory. It was a shameful way to handle a tragedy...but I want you to know...in 1996 Atlanta hosted the world, but Alice Hawthorne is dead too. Here's a recent article that I hope you enjoy...and please say a prayer for Alice and her loved ones. Games overlooking bombing victim By DAVE HYDE South Florida Sun-Sentinel And Alice Hawthorne is dead, too. This is all her husband wants to hear. It is what he asks someone to remember. It has become a six-year quest that has caused...
Original Article A group of Senate Democrats is growing increasingly angry about Sen. Joe Lieberman’s (D-Conn.) campaign tactics since he lost the Democratic primary last week. If he continues to alienate his colleagues, Lieberman could be stripped of his seniority within the Democratic caucus should he defeat Democrat Ned Lamont in the general election this November, according to some senior Democratic aides. In recent days, Lieberman has rankled Democrats in the upper chamber by suggesting that those who support bringing U.S. troops home from Iraq by a certain date would bolster terrorists’ planning attacks against the U.S. and its allies. He also sparked resentment by saying last week on NBC’s Today show that the Democratic Party was out of the political mainstream.
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