AMERICA! WAKE UP AND VOTE NOW!
Illinois Democratic Coordinated Campaign
Statewide Canvass August 28Th 9am-3pm
Canvasses Throughout Illinois to kick off the Illinois Democratic Party's Coordinated Campaign.
The ILDCC is a project of the Illinois Democratic party tasked with turning out voters from the top to the bottom of the ticket.
VOTEILLINOIS2010.COM
WWW.VOTEILLINOIS2010.COM
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Back to school!
I found an incredibly simple way to stand up for funding for our
children's schools and prevent catastrophic cuts to Chicago schools.
Just visit www.noto37.org/GiveBackTIF, and the site does all the work
for you - finds your city officials, gives you a prewritten letter
that you can edit if you wish, and sends the email-- all in about
sixty seconds. Earlier this spring, this campaign succeeded in
rolling back cuts to many teacher positions, and now it's focusing on
city officials to close remaining gaps. I hope you'll visit
noto37.org today and spend what might be the most important minute of
your day!
Friday, August 20, 2010
Organizing For America
I am hosting a House Party
Illinois Democratic Coorinated Campaign
August 21,2010
Time 7-9p.m.
Place 7215 South Yates Blvd #2B
Pamela Johnson & Mary Fay
Illinois Democratic Coordinated Campaign aims to enhance a positive energy and educate between various communities and individuals. A community-based organization will provide ordinary people with the tools they need to lead us to a democratic success.
To learn from our interactions then to teach/mentor that knowledge to others by connecting with others through networking. Recruit, train, and empower a volunteer leadership operation that will execute extensive voter contact, education, and turnout program.
To spread our love out as far into the community as possible.
Much Love
Chef Papi Perez
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Listen up!
Friend --
Eighteen years ago, shortly after graduating from law school, I helped lead a voter registration campaign in Chicago that generated record turnout on Election Day.
That experience taught me one of the most important lessons I ever learned as a community organizer: When people promise that they'll do something -- like voting -- they are far more likely to do it.
That's why one key part of our Vote 2010 plan this year is to get folks like you from across the country to commit to vote, to make sure we get as many people as we can to cast their ballots this fall.
But getting the commitments we need starts with your own promise to make it to the polls and cast your ballot.
Will you please commit to vote in the 2010 elections?
Over the next 82 days, volunteers across the country will spend countless hours calling voters and knocking on their doors, asking them the same question.
And you can bet that I am counting on you to join them in talking to voters in your community.
This election offers a stark choice. We Democrats are hard at work trying to move America forward, repairing a decade of damage and growing an economy based on the Main Street values of hard work and responsibility.
We've fought for and won historic reforms to our health care system, a victory 100 years in the making, and to Wall Street, the most sweeping overhaul of the financial system since the Great Depression.
But after years of policies that landed us in the worst recession since the 1930's, the Republicans who got us there have not come up with anything different from the policies of George W. Bush.
We simply cannot afford to go backwards or let them repeal our reforms. And making sure we can continue moving forward starts with your own promise to cast your ballot in these elections.
Please commit to vote this fall:
http://my.barackobama.com/Commitment
Thank you,
President Barack Obama
Eighteen years ago, shortly after graduating from law school, I helped lead a voter registration campaign in Chicago that generated record turnout on Election Day.
That experience taught me one of the most important lessons I ever learned as a community organizer: When people promise that they'll do something -- like voting -- they are far more likely to do it.
That's why one key part of our Vote 2010 plan this year is to get folks like you from across the country to commit to vote, to make sure we get as many people as we can to cast their ballots this fall.
But getting the commitments we need starts with your own promise to make it to the polls and cast your ballot.
Will you please commit to vote in the 2010 elections?
Over the next 82 days, volunteers across the country will spend countless hours calling voters and knocking on their doors, asking them the same question.
And you can bet that I am counting on you to join them in talking to voters in your community.
This election offers a stark choice. We Democrats are hard at work trying to move America forward, repairing a decade of damage and growing an economy based on the Main Street values of hard work and responsibility.
We've fought for and won historic reforms to our health care system, a victory 100 years in the making, and to Wall Street, the most sweeping overhaul of the financial system since the Great Depression.
But after years of policies that landed us in the worst recession since the 1930's, the Republicans who got us there have not come up with anything different from the policies of George W. Bush.
We simply cannot afford to go backwards or let them repeal our reforms. And making sure we can continue moving forward starts with your own promise to cast your ballot in these elections.
Please commit to vote this fall:
http://my.barackobama.com/Commitment
Thank you,
President Barack Obama
Friday, August 6, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Art
Greetings!
ART ON TRACK
JOE NELSON
COMTO CHICAGO
COMTO Chicago invites you to celebrate the talents of Joe Nelson, a Chapter member (and über-talented visual artist) at one of the best —and perhaps one of the world’s most unique—art shows: Art On Track.
Billed as the “World’s Largest Mobile Exhibition of Art”, AOT is an 8-car CTA train filled with engaging and invigorating art from specially selected featured artists.
Open to the public, this spectacular showcase will circle the Loop from 5-10p.m. Saturday night------ so bring your friends, family and faux 'art-nerds; it's a guaranteed fun event!
Visit www.chicagoartontrack.com to get your tickets (only 10 bucks)
Entrance & ticket booths are located at both the Adams/Wabash and Washington/Wells CTA ‘L’ stations
MOVING THE NATION
www.comtochicago.org
ART ON TRACK
JOE NELSON
COMTO CHICAGO
COMTO Chicago invites you to celebrate the talents of Joe Nelson, a Chapter member (and über-talented visual artist) at one of the best —and perhaps one of the world’s most unique—art shows: Art On Track.
Billed as the “World’s Largest Mobile Exhibition of Art”, AOT is an 8-car CTA train filled with engaging and invigorating art from specially selected featured artists.
Open to the public, this spectacular showcase will circle the Loop from 5-10p.m. Saturday night------ so bring your friends, family and faux 'art-nerds; it's a guaranteed fun event!
Visit www.chicagoartontrack.com to get your tickets (only 10 bucks)
Entrance & ticket booths are located at both the Adams/Wabash and Washington/Wells CTA ‘L’ stations
MOVING THE NATION
www.comtochicago.org
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