Escambia County Democratic Executive Committee (DEC)
Post Office Box 18503 · Pensacola, FL 32523
Telephone (850) 475-9755
2415-A N Pace Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32505
MEETINGS-2nd Tuesday of every Month @ 7:00 pm
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Welcome to Escambia County Democratic PartyEscambia County Democratic Executive Committee (DEC) Post Office Box 18503 · Pensacola, FL 32523 2415-A N Pace Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32505
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Sen Barack Obama
Sen Joe Biden Introduction
Dear Fellow Democrats:
from: Neil Tabot
Hello Fellow Democrats:
The Following events are happening over the next week or so. Please make as many as possible and support the candidates. Anyone who promised to take a precinct list, they are available in Headquarters at 2415 N. Pace Blvd from 10 AM to 6 PM Mon-Fri.
475-9755.
*** Anyone who promised to take a precinct list, they are available in Headquarters at 2415 N. Pace Blvd from 10 AM to 6 PM Mon-Fri.***
***Does anyone have a fairly recent computer they can donate/loan the Headquarters. The one we have is shot and would cost too much to fix. If you have a PC just laying around gathering dusst... lets us have it.***(working or not)
EVENTS CALENDAR
Monday September 8, 2008
The University of West Florida Student Government Association will hold a Rock the Vote voter registration drive on September 8, 2008. The event will take place at UWF on the Cannon Greens from 11am until 2pm.
We would like all candidates to participate in this event. This is a great opportunity for candidates to reach out to young voters. If any candidates would like more information about this event please e-mail the Director of Student Lobbying Amanda Clonts at sgadsl@students.uwf.edu Or Student Body President April Jardine at sgapres@uwf.eduRock the Vote’s mission is to engage and build the political power of young people in order to achieve progressive change in our country.
Amanda S. Clonts
Director of Student Lobbying,UWF
(850) 474-2393
Tuesday September 9th. 7:00 PM Regular DEC meeting at Headquarters.Paul Rieckhoff on veteran voting records
Send Bill O'Reilly Back to School
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Democrats are planning to use advertisements of Sen. John McCain embracing President Bush on billboards and in bus stops around Minneapolis during the Republican National Convention.
In an interview on MSNBC, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani -- a strong backer of Sen. John McCain and the keynote speaker at next week's Republican convention -- essentially disqualified his party's presidential candidate saying, "this is not the time to have somebody with no executive experience as President of the United States."
He was obviously trying to take a shot at Sen. Barack Obama, but it backfired and the Obama campaign is letting everyone know about it.
The Nielsen ratings for the first two days of the Democratic National Convention are out and they show a couple of interesting things:
Hillary Clinton's speech (26.0 million viewers) had higher ratings than Michelle Obama's speech (22.3 million viewers).African Americans continue to watch the convention in a higher proportion than the rest of the populationAlmost five times as many people (26 million) watched Day Two coverage in 2008 vs. Day Two in 2004 (5.9 million) when only the cable networks covered the convention.
Byron York reports Sen. John McCain's inner circle "is having a final meeting on the vice presidential issue. It's not entirely clear whether it is to go through the choices again and reach a final decision, or whether it is for McCain to inform his inner circle of his choice. In any event, it looks like the decision will be set in stone today."
McCain is expected to unveil his choice in Ohio Friday afternoon.
"Many of you feel a responsibility to the voters in your state. Others
want the choice to vote what's in your heart. I am not telling you what
to do."
-- Sen. Hillary Clinton, essentially releasing her delegates to vote for Sen. Barack Obama.