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 Transfered from old site  Sign up for this weekly e-mail newsletter at:     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/auth/add-self.php">http://www.tcgreens.org/auth/add-self.php</A>       PEGASYS: DC Protests, Tax the Rich   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html</A>     Massive Anti-War Protest in San Francisco   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html</A>     Tompkins Greens, Working Families Support Public Access Television   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html</A>     Greens urge Election Reform in Delaware   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html</A>     Maine: Carter had money, but little support   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html</A>     Medicare in Danger   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html</A>     Badgeless Police Knock Down 80 Year Old Protestor   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html</A>     Reclaiming Martin Luther King   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html</A>     DC: The Joy of Freezing for Peace   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122113711790.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122113711790.html</A>     ---------     PEGASYS: DC Protests, Tax the Rich     The Luminary News: Hundreds of thousands of people in DC Saturday,   January, 18th. We are there. Sunday January, 19th; civil disobedience   near the White House.     Ch 13: Mon (12/27) 10pm, Fri 5pm; Ch 78: Tues 7pm     Ithaca Democratic Socialists of America Presents (#96):     "Tax the Rich" Petra Hepburn interviews Tim Joseph, Chair of the   Tompkins County Board of Representatives, about our taxes. New York   State has been cutting income taxes on high incomes, giving huge tax   cuts to the very rich, and making up the deficit by paying less and less   for the services that local governments provide. Local government can   only collect property and sales taxes, which hurt ordinary working   people far worse than do graduated income taxes. People need to   understand what is happening and organize to resist it.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html</A>     ---------     Massive Anti-War Protest in San Francisco     A massive anti-war protest happened today in downtown SF calling for no   war on Iraq. The crowd stretched continuously from the foot of Market   St. and filled the Civic Center to capacity.     On an unusually warm, very clear sunny day, in San Francisco, January   18, 2003, people of all ages and colors slowly moved up Market Street,   starting at 10:30 a.m. on a grand peace march that was estimated at   350,000.     I would like to emphasize that ALL age groups were in attendance and   people of ALL colors were also there in great numbers. We have NO   generation gap or ethnic gap in the peace movement.     The labor contingent included the longshore workers, the ILWU; a   teachers' union delegation from Los Angeles, a flight attendant's   delegation, the hospital workers' SEIU 250, the gay/lesbian labor   organization Pride at Work, the Operating Engineer's union and members   of various other labor unions and their supporters.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html</A>     ---------     Tompkins Greens, Working Families Support Public Access Television     The Tompkins County Green Party and leaders in the Local Working   Families Party endorsed a joint statement yesterday supporting public   access television, pledging to oppose any city council members who vote   for a franchise agreement that curtails public access.     Statement on Public Access (1/23/03) The vote that Common Council   members will cast on the cable franchise with Time Warner Cable at its   meeting on Wednesday, January 29, 2003, will determine the availability   of public access for the next ten years. This critical vote will show   the character of elected officials and the degree that they are devoted   to the public interest.     The proposed franchise agreement will reduce the number of access   channels (including the government and educational channels) from five   to three. The present continuous use of Channel 76 for foreign language   news programs (SCOLA) will be eliminated, as well as Channel 78, a   second public access channel, which now regularly carries the   alternative news program Democracy Now with Amy Goodman.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html</A>     ---------     Greens urge Election Reform in Delaware     Wilmington, DE -- In response to the 2002 elections which saw a pivotal   3-way race for the office of Attorney General, the Green Party of   Delaware has initiated discussion with Delaware's ballot qualified   parties to establish Instant Runoff Voting (IRV). While all other   parties support an IRV initiative, the Democratic and Republican parties   ignored the Green's invitation to open a dialogue on IRV election   reform.     "The need for IRV in Delaware is very clear", said Vivian Houghton, 2002   Green Party candidate for Attorney General. "The failure of the   Democratic and Republican parties to respond is a symptom of their   bankruptcy with Delaware's voters and rigamortis approach to a changing   political scene. IRV is a 'win-win' measure for all parties and a needed   reform to improve democracy in our state", said Houghton.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html</A>     ---------     Maine: Carter had money, but little support     In Maine, Jonathan Carter is a household name. For a decade he has run   electoral campaigns and referendums on forestry issues. So when he ran   for governor this year with $900,000 in Clean Elections money and good   media coverage, state and national Greens alike expected great things.     But only 9.2 percent of Mainers voted for Carter this year, just 2   percent over his previous low-budget campaigns. The question many Greens   are asking is "why?" The three-part answer says a lot about why people   don't vote Green and what Greens need to do to encourage them.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html</A>     ---------     Medicare in Danger     By Heather Cottin     Whenever the Bush administration talks "reform," workers had better   watch out.     President George W. Bush is planning to eviscerate Medicare, the   government health plan for the elderly that workers pay into all their   lives. And he has the support of powerful Democrats in Congress. With   millionaire Bill Frist now the Senate majority leader--he's part of a   for-profit hospital dynasty--a bipartisan plan that would gut Medicare   and force elderly Social Security recipients to pay more for health care   is moving ahead.     Sen. Frist, a Tennessee Republican, is a surgeon. He has been getting a   lot of publicity portraying him as a doctor who knows first-hand about   the problems of the sick. It's more important, however, that his family   owns Columbia/HCA, the biggest chain of for-profit hospitals in the   country.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html</A>     ---------     Badgeless Police Knock Down 80 Year Old Protestor     "What caused the use of force to occur? Civil disobedience. If there was   no civil disobedience, there would have been no injury and there would   have been no use of force. If we don’t have that civil disobedience, you   don’t have the use of force by police." Lt. Jeffrey Harold, Metropolitan   Police Dept, During Demonstration in front of the White House, 1/19/03     During the Jan. 19 MLK day actions for peace, Clara Sinclair, 80, from   Sandy Springs Retirement Home, was pushed by police and knocked   unconscious while she participated in a peaceful sit-down protest   against a war in Iraq, in front of the White House. She was taken to the   hospital and her condition has not yet been confirmed. The non-violent   civil disobedience was sponsored by Iraq Pledge of Resistance and United   For Peace. The police officer responsible for knocking Sinclair down has   not yet been identified, as he had removed his Badge Number. The   incident occurred at the intersection of 16th and H Streets, bordering   Lafayette Park, which was closed to the public by police.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html</A>     ---------     Reclaiming Martin Luther King     In a marathon day of peace and justice work, consisting of workshops and   5 hours of inspiring and controversial speeches, Plymouth Congregational   Church, Black Voices for Peace, and WPFW radio station sponsored a to   Martin Luther King program for over a thousand people.     The program was broadcast live on WPFW and immediately became a radical   political edge from which African-American and progressive groups can   take lessons. Many speakers pushed to the outer limits, the meaning of   MLK's work and words, and reminded people that King was a Drum Major for   justice as opposed to the quotable milquetoast on McDonald's cups.     Supporters of the political right are turning King's words into their   opposite meaning. Rev. Hagler denounced the Lt. Governor of Maryland for   trying to pervert King's words by saying that King would have hated   Affirmative Action. Further, Rev. Hagler said Bush distanced himself   publicly from Trent Lott's recent racist comments, yet on the actual   birthday of Dr. King, (Jan. 15), Bush "blinked" to Lott's followers,   telling them 'Everything is all right.'     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html</A>     ---------     DC: The Joy of Freezing for Peace     David McReynolds, staff emeritus of War Resisters League, Socialist   Party candidate for President, 2000.     I don't know how many people were at the rally in Washington on   Saturday. The organizers said a half million - that seems too large. But   certainly over 100,000. Maybe the best thing to be said is there were   "enough" - more than enough.     As a veteran of demonstrations, including the March on Washington in   August 1963 (where I heard King's historic speech), this demonstration   was one of the largest I've been to. And not in spring or autumn, when   the weather is pleasant and the marching is easy, but in the dead center   of January. I had thought I might skip this one, telling myself that age   must surely have some advantages and if, at 73, I could go to movies for   a cut rate, maybe I could skip the long ride to Washington. But in the   end I went and am delighted I did.     http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122113711790.html
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 Transfered from old site Sign up for this weekly e-mail newsletter at: <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/auth/add-self.php">http://www.tcgreens.org/auth/add-self.php</a> PEGASYS: DC Protests, Tax the Rich <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html</a> Massive Anti-War Protest in San Francisco <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html</a> Tompkins Greens, Working Families Support Public Access Television <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html</a> Greens urge Election Reform in Delaware <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html</a> Maine: Carter had money, but little support <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html</a> Medicare in Danger <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html</a> Badgeless Police Knock Down 80 Year Old Protestor <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html</a> Reclaiming Martin Luther King <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html</a> DC: The Joy of Freezing for Peace <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122113711790.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122113711790.html</a> --------- PEGASYS: DC Protests, Tax the Rich The Luminary News: Hundreds of thousands of people in DC Saturday, January, 18th. We are there. Sunday January, 19th; civil disobedience near the White House. Ch 13: Mon (12/27) 10pm, Fri 5pm; Ch 78: Tues 7pm Ithaca Democratic Socialists of America Presents (#96): "Tax the Rich" Petra Hepburn interviews Tim Joseph, Chair of the Tompkins County Board of Representatives, about our taxes. New York State has been cutting income taxes on high incomes, giving huge tax cuts to the very rich, and making up the deficit by paying less and less for the services that local governments provide. Local government can only collect property and sales taxes, which hurt ordinary working people far worse than do graduated income taxes. People need to understand what is happening and organize to resist it. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127051154949.html</a> --------- Massive Anti-War Protest in San Francisco A massive anti-war protest happened today in downtown SF calling for no war on Iraq. The crowd stretched continuously from the foot of Market St. and filled the Civic Center to capacity. On an unusually warm, very clear sunny day, in San Francisco, January 18, 2003, people of all ages and colors slowly moved up Market Street, starting at 10:30 a.m. on a grand peace march that was estimated at 350,000. I would like to emphasize that ALL age groups were in attendance and people of ALL colors were also there in great numbers. We have NO generation gap or ethnic gap in the peace movement. The labor contingent included the longshore workers, the ILWU; a teachers' union delegation from Los Angeles, a flight attendant's delegation, the hospital workers' SEIU 250, the gay/lesbian labor organization Pride at Work, the Operating Engineer's union and members of various other labor unions and their supporters. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030127050615970.html</a> --------- Tompkins Greens, Working Families Support Public Access Television The Tompkins County Green Party and leaders in the Local Working Families Party endorsed a joint statement yesterday supporting public access television, pledging to oppose any city council members who vote for a franchise agreement that curtails public access. Statement on Public Access (1/23/03) The vote that Common Council members will cast on the cable franchise with Time Warner Cable at its meeting on Wednesday, January 29, 2003, will determine the availability of public access for the next ten years. This critical vote will show the character of elected officials and the degree that they are devoted to the public interest. The proposed franchise agreement will reduce the number of access channels (including the government and educational channels) from five to three. The present continuous use of Channel 76 for foreign language news programs (SCOLA) will be eliminated, as well as Channel 78, a second public access channel, which now regularly carries the alternative news program Democracy Now with Amy Goodman. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124061615381.html</a> --------- Greens urge Election Reform in Delaware Wilmington, DE -- In response to the 2002 elections which saw a pivotal 3-way race for the office of Attorney General, the Green Party of Delaware has initiated discussion with Delaware's ballot qualified parties to establish Instant Runoff Voting (IRV). While all other parties support an IRV initiative, the Democratic and Republican parties ignored the Green's invitation to open a dialogue on IRV election reform. "The need for IRV in Delaware is very clear", said Vivian Houghton, 2002 Green Party candidate for Attorney General. "The failure of the Democratic and Republican parties to respond is a symptom of their bankruptcy with Delaware's voters and rigamortis approach to a changing political scene. IRV is a 'win-win' measure for all parties and a needed reform to improve democracy in our state", said Houghton. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030124060939931.html</a> --------- Maine: Carter had money, but little support In Maine, Jonathan Carter is a household name. For a decade he has run electoral campaigns and referendums on forestry issues. So when he ran for governor this year with $900,000 in Clean Elections money and good media coverage, state and national Greens alike expected great things. But only 9.2 percent of Mainers voted for Carter this year, just 2 percent over his previous low-budget campaigns. The question many Greens are asking is "why?" The three-part answer says a lot about why people don't vote Green and what Greens need to do to encourage them. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123065540552.html</a> --------- Medicare in Danger By Heather Cottin Whenever the Bush administration talks "reform," workers had better watch out. President George W. Bush is planning to eviscerate Medicare, the government health plan for the elderly that workers pay into all their lives. And he has the support of powerful Democrats in Congress. With millionaire Bill Frist now the Senate majority leader--he's part of a for-profit hospital dynasty--a bipartisan plan that would gut Medicare and force elderly Social Security recipients to pay more for health care is moving ahead. Sen. Frist, a Tennessee Republican, is a surgeon. He has been getting a lot of publicity portraying him as a doctor who knows first-hand about the problems of the sick. It's more important, however, that his family owns Columbia/HCA, the biggest chain of for-profit hospitals in the country. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063554850.html</a> --------- Badgeless Police Knock Down 80 Year Old Protestor "What caused the use of force to occur? Civil disobedience. If there was no civil disobedience, there would have been no injury and there would have been no use of force. If we don’t have that civil disobedience, you don’t have the use of force by police." Lt. Jeffrey Harold, Metropolitan Police Dept, During Demonstration in front of the White House, 1/19/03 During the Jan. 19 MLK day actions for peace, Clara Sinclair, 80, from Sandy Springs Retirement Home, was pushed by police and knocked unconscious while she participated in a peaceful sit-down protest against a war in Iraq, in front of the White House. She was taken to the hospital and her condition has not yet been confirmed. The non-violent civil disobedience was sponsored by Iraq Pledge of Resistance and United For Peace. The police officer responsible for knocking Sinclair down has not yet been identified, as he had removed his Badge Number. The incident occurred at the intersection of 16th and H Streets, bordering Lafayette Park, which was closed to the public by police. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030123063015333.html</a> --------- Reclaiming Martin Luther King In a marathon day of peace and justice work, consisting of workshops and 5 hours of inspiring and controversial speeches, Plymouth Congregational Church, Black Voices for Peace, and WPFW radio station sponsored a to Martin Luther King program for over a thousand people. The program was broadcast live on WPFW and immediately became a radical political edge from which African-American and progressive groups can take lessons. Many speakers pushed to the outer limits, the meaning of MLK's work and words, and reminded people that King was a Drum Major for justice as opposed to the quotable milquetoast on McDonald's cups. Supporters of the political right are turning King's words into their opposite meaning. Rev. Hagler denounced the Lt. Governor of Maryland for trying to pervert King's words by saying that King would have hated Affirmative Action. Further, Rev. Hagler said Bush distanced himself publicly from Trent Lott's recent racist comments, yet on the actual birthday of Dr. King, (Jan. 15), Bush "blinked" to Lott's followers, telling them 'Everything is all right.' <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122121145259.html</a> --------- DC: The Joy of Freezing for Peace David McReynolds, staff emeritus of War Resisters League, Socialist Party candidate for President, 2000. I don't know how many people were at the rally in Washington on Saturday. The organizers said a half million - that seems too large. But certainly over 100,000. Maybe the best thing to be said is there were "enough" - more than enough. As a veteran of demonstrations, including the March on Washington in August 1963 (where I heard King's historic speech), this demonstration was one of the largest I've been to. And not in spring or autumn, when the weather is pleasant and the marching is easy, but in the dead center of January. I had thought I might skip this one, telling myself that age must surely have some advantages and if, at 73, I could go to movies for a cut rate, maybe I could skip the long ride to Washington. But in the end I went and am delighted I did. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122113711790.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20030122113711790.html</a>
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