Monthly Archives: July 2004

Iowa Bloggers Report In

Posted on July 26, 2004 by bfialindathieman

Iowa Bloggers Report In This is Denise (from Illinois), Dean blogger extraordinaire. She's the one who provided the excellent reportage from Gov. Dean's speech at DemFest yesterday. You can read convention reports from Iowa bloggers below.  Click. 1)  Darrell Lewis … Continue reading →

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News & Notes from Iowa and D*Fest

Posted on July 26, 2004 by bfialindathieman

News & Notes from Iowa & D*Fest Dean speaking at DemFest today © 2004 Democracy for Iowa. All rights reserved. Boy, that Darrell Lewis of Clear Lake does not miss a trick!  Look at the placement of that John Drury … Continue reading →

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Reports Are Coming In About the Bloggers’ Breakfast and DemFest!

Posted on July 25, 2004 by bfialindathieman

Reports Are Coming In About the Bloggers' Breakfast and DemFest!   Howard Dean speaking at DemocracyFest today. Got this report on the Bloggers' Breakfast this morning from “Denise,” who posted it on Blog for America.  Don't know who she is, … Continue reading →

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The Fascinating Future of the Progressive Movement

Posted on July 25, 2004 by bfialindathieman

The Fascinating Future of the Progressive Movement Victory in 2004–and Beyond The Nation An enlightening read that outlines the future of the progressive movement, starting with the collapse of the Conservative Era The prospect of hanging, Dr. Johnson said, concentrates … Continue reading →

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Mr. Rubinstein Goes To Boston

Posted on July 25, 2004 by bfialindathieman

Mr. Rubinstein Goes To Boston Marcos Rubinstein (right) with Art Small, Democratic Candidate for U.S. Senate Well, Marcos Rubinstein, Deputy Campaign Manager for Art Small for U.S. Senate has jumped in his rickety, old “Kucinichmobile” (his 14-year-old Chevy Cavalier) and … Continue reading →

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Jim Hightower Speaks Frankly

Posted on July 24, 2004 by bfialindathieman

Jim Hightower Speaks Frankly The Capital Times, Madison, Wisconsin Texas son, Jim Hightower, is currently on a book tour promoting his new book, “Let's Stop Beating Around the Bush.” While at a speaking engagement in Madison, Wisconsin, Hightower let a … Continue reading →

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Take Back The House! Fundraiser for Andrew Smith: July 25th

Posted on July 24, 2004 by bfialindathieman

Take Back The House! Fundraiser for Andrew Smith, July 25th Des Moines (515) 246-1559

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Vote Mob Young Voter Project

Posted on July 24, 2004 by bfialindathieman

Vote Mob Young Voter Project A Message from 21st Century Dems This year, there's been a lot of talk about organizing young voters. Here at 21st Century Democrats, with your help, we're actually doing it. In June, after months of … Continue reading →

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Paul Krugman Paints Bush As Aiding Terrorists

Posted on July 24, 2004 by bfialindathieman

Paul Krugman Paints Bush As Aiding Terrorists This is a must read from the New York Times.  Free registration is required. The Arabian Candidate by Paul Krugman In the original version of “The Manchurian Candidate,” Senator John Iselin, whom Chinese … Continue reading →

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John Drury: This Year’s Legislative Elections in Iowa

Posted on July 23, 2004 by bfialindathieman

John Drury: This Year’s Legislative Elections in Iowa John Drury is Iowa's first Dean Dozen candidate.  He's running for the Iowa Senate in District 6, North Iowa. Back in March of this year, Arianna Huffington, a political columnist, wrote an … Continue reading →

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