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The
Democratic
Vision
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| Real
Security:
We will protect Americans at home and
lead the world by telling the truth to our troops, our citizens
and our allies. |
| Energy
Independence: We will create
a cleaner and stronger America by reducing our dependence
on foreign oil. |
| Economic
Prosperity & Educational Excellence: We
will create jobs that will stay in America by restoring opportunity
and driving inovation. |
| A
Healthcare System that Works for Everyone: We
will join 36 other industrialized nations by making sure everyone
has access to affordable health care. |
| Retirement
Security: We will ensure
that a retirement with dignity is the right and expectation
of every single American. |
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Together,
America Can Do Better
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by the DNC |
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Monday,
Sept.
8th 2008 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm MDC
monthly meeting at the Community Room in the
Clairemont Square Shopping Center at 4731 Clairemont
Drive off Lakehurst Avenue. We're looking forward
to hearing from Anne Hoiberg
of the League of Women Voters. She'll be presenting
the LWV position on November's propositions. Also on
the agenda will be Andrea Villa,
President of the SD Dem Club & Co-Chair of the local
No on 8 campaign. MAP
to Meetings
Monday,
Oct.
13th 2008 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm MDC
monthly meeting at the Community Room in the
Clairemont Square Shopping Center at 4731 Clairemont
Drive off Lakehurst Avenue. Speakers to be determined.
For more information:
Call Carol Changus at 858-459-7044 or send email
to cchangus@san.rr.com.
QUOTATION: It is from numberless diverse
acts of courage and belief that human history is shaped.
Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to
improve the lot of others, or strikes out against
injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and
crossing each other from a million different centers
of energy and daring those ripples build a current
which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression
and resistance.
ATTRIBUTION: Senator ROBERT F. KENNEDY, “Day
of Affirmation,” address at the University of
Capetown, South Africa, June 6, 1966.—Congressional
Record, vol. 112, June 6, 1966, p. 12430.
QUOTATION:
I find the great thing in this world is not so much
where we stand, as in what direction we are moving:
To reach the port of heaven, we must sail sometimes
with the wind and sometimes against it,—but we
must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor.
ATTRIBUTION: OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, The Autocrat of
the Breakfast-Table, p. 93 (1891).
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New
75th AD CC Members:
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Jennifer Campbell
Phyllis McGrath
Judy Ki
Mary Christian-Heising
Adam D. Richardson
Derek Casady
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New
76th AD CC Members:
Gloria Johnson
Nancy E. Miller
Eleanor A. Mang
Bill Irvine
Daniel Smiechowski
Jonathan Goetz
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The
San Diego Democratic
Party
is Building a Blue Majority
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San
Diego can no longer be called a "Republican county."
The gap between Republicans and Democrats in San Diego County
has narrowed by
35,000
voters since
the beginning of 2007. With gains each month, we're closing
in on a plurality.
Launched
in 2007, the County Party's
Donate Every Month program
(DEM)
now
provides a vital base to support our operations. Call 858-277-3367
to participate.
Our
Strategic Plan ensures
that the Party remains focused on long-term growth in candidate
development, infrastructure, election programs, communications,
and finance.
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The
San Diego Democratic
Party
is Taking Action
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Our
Grassroots
Organizing Teamis
up to 575 members who talk to their precinct voters year
round in support of our Party and our candidates.
In
2008 we've begun to build a permanent, countywide file of
Voter
Data for our GO Team volunteers and endorsed
campaigns.
With
a full-time
staff
of three, the
County Party provides training, leadership, and logistical
support for year-round programs including voter registration,
precinct organizing, and community outreach.
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The
San Diego Democratic
Party
is Showing Results
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San
Diegans have been voting increasingly Democratic in presidential
elections since 1980. Our goal is to win a countywide majority
of votes for the Democratic nominee this November.
In
2006, four statewide
Democratic candidates carried San Diego County.
By comparison, no Democrats running statewide won here in
the prior gubernatorial election in 2002.
In
February's Presidential Primary, Democratic candidates received
more than 55%
of the vote in our county. The number of votes
for Democrats here was the second-largest in the state.
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Together,
San Diego County is Doing Better
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- -The
Mesa Democratic Club
