Elections / Legislation

THe State Assembly yesterday passed legislation raising the minimum wage to $7.10 an hour. Passage is more uncertain in the Republican-controlled State Senate. Hunger Action is organizing a phone in to Senator Bruno (518 455-3191)

Here is an article I wrote about what happened last week when I met Congressman Dennis Kucinich. Please vote Kucinich for President in the 3/2 Super Tuesday primary!

A grassroots coalition of student groups has formed in Tallahassee, Florida to combat cuts to higher education and tuition increases. Please visit our website and sign the petition.

Meeting with the Mayor, Feb 17, 2004

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...is Again Before Congress. Interview with Karen Wayland, acting legislative director, Natural Resources Defense Council, conducted by Between the Lines' Melinda Tuhus

email these Kucinich videos to subvert the media blackout. 30 sec.

http://www.pww.org/article/articleview/4838/1/204/
The most underreported story of the 2004 election is the never-give-up, never-give-in campaign of Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) for president. With considerable grassroots support, the Ohio lawmaker has carried his message of world peace, jobs, equality and universal health care across the country. He has done it in the face of a near-total corporate media blackout

John Edwards Video shows John Edwards view of our future police state world that John Edwards hopes to bring U.S.

Dennis Kucinich has been exponentially rising in votes in each succesive primary electionbut yet, the media keeps ignoring this truly unique and wonderful candidate for President. He recently ended up with a strong second place position with 30% of the votes in Hawaii, and with 8 delegates to the national convention. This placed him well ahead of Senator Edwards who got 14% of the vote, but no delegates to the national convention. The highly motived Kucinich volunteers are aiming for a win in the March 2nd primary in delegate rich NY state on Super Tuesday.