Medina County Dem News
Friday, August 25, 2006(Medina County Democratic Party)
Democratic Newsletter for August 25,
2006
Quote of the Week: "Where
is the fiscal responsibility of the party I
joined in '68? Where is the international
engagement of the party I joined - fair, free
trade, individual responsibility, not building
a bigger government, but building a smaller
government?" Senator Charles Hagel, R-Nebraska
on today's Republican
Party
Democratic
Announcements-Medina
County
Medina County Young
Democrats meet on August 30th at Democratic
Headquarters at 7 pm. Democratic Headquarters
is located at 861 North Court Street, Medina.
Lori Henry Fundraiser hosted by Mike
Todd and Rita Hold on August 30, 2006 for Lori
Henry. The start time is 6:30 p.m. and
the location.s is 4420 Nettleton Road,
Medina. The price is $10 per person and
walk-ins are welcome. However, we ask
that people RSVP by August 25, 2006 to one of
the following: Rita Holt (330) 725-8681 r.m.holt@worldnet.att.net
Michael Todd (330) 725-5936 mtodd74@zoominternet.net
Free
PC Clinic on August 26th at Medina County
Democratic Headquarters. Bring in your PC and
have it looked at by one of our knowledgable
volunteers. The Clinic is at Democratic
Headquarters, which is located at 861 N. Court
St, in the Medina Shopping Center and will be
conducted from 9 am to 3 pm.
The Wadsworth Democratic Group will be
meeting Thursday, September 7 from 7pm to
8:30pm at the Wadsworth Public Library, Meeting
Room B, 132 Broad Street in Wadsworth. Dr.
Caesar Carrino, former Mayor of Wadsworth, will
be the featured speaker. His talk will focus on
the Democratic Party in Wadsworth. The goal of
the group is to build a Democratic grassroots
effort in Wadsworth, taking on issues, projects
and supporting candidates in order to bring
back Democratic values to Wadsworth. The group
meets the first Thursday of each month at the
Wadsworth Public Library. For more information,
contact Julie Batey at 330-334-0392 or at juliebatey@neo.rr.com.
Campaign
without Campaigning?!?!?!
The
Medina County Farmers' Market, held on
Saturday, August 23, Saturday, September 9, and
Saturday, September 23 provide a good way for
the candidates (and other civic-minded
democrats) to interact with parts of the voting
populace they might not ordinarily get to. The
market will be in the parking lot behind the
County Courthouse, and will be from 9:00 am -
1:00 pm. Just by living your life, and
purchasing locally grown (read: grown by
voters), fresh produce you will have an
opportunity to interact with folks you might
not reach otherwise. Since the market itself is
a non-partisan, open-air place of commerce and
community it is asked that you do not wear
campaign t-shirts. Buttons, stickers, and
the like are fine, but the market is
non-partisan.Support your county Farmers'
Market, buy local, buy fresh, and keep your
dollars in Medina County! Your purchases
help Entrepreneurial Farmers keep their land,
stay in business, pay their taxes, and
contribute to the rich urban/rural diversity
still found in this county.
Other Democratic
Announcements
Strickland
Fundraiser at Ferrante's Winery with Lee Fisher
The reception will take place at Ferrante's
Winery located in Geneva,Ashtabula County on
September 14, 2006 from 5:30-7:30 PM. The
minimum suggested contribution is $200. For
those donating $500 or more to Strickland for
Governor, they will meet with Lee at a half
hour private reception before the start of the
general reception. They will be listed as
members of the host committee and they, too,
will be entitled to bring a guest to the
private reception. All contributions should be
sent to: John T. DeFazio, 718 N.Market Street,
Lisbon, Ohio 44432. Those who plan to
contribute $500 or more should call me at
330-424-7771 or 330-853-7388 in order to ensure
they are listed as host committee members.
Election laws prohibit the use of corporate
checks. Only personal checks can be
accepted.
The Ohio Democratic Women's Caucus
invites Democrats, Republicans and Independents
to join us at The Strickland-Fisher Statewide
Women's Event honoring Congressman Ted
Strickland and Lee Fisher Saturday, September
16, 2006. For more info email schiller@tedstrickland.com
Articles
This one fits both the race
for Ohio Governor and Ohio U.S. Senator that we
are putting it at the top. Republicans are
turning out to hear Strickland and Brown: http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373892&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2ecleveland%2ecom%2fohio%2fplaindealer%2findex%2essf%3f%2fbase%2fnews%2f1156063041327551%2exml%26coll%3d2&g=0&f=-1
Governor's
Race
Republicans produce and broadcast
anti-Strickland ad and within 24 hours
Strickland's campaign puts out anti-Blackwell
ad in all major media markets. http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373899&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2eohio%2ecom%2fmld%2fohio%2fnews%2f15318434%2ehtm&g=0&f=-1
Senate
Race
In the 8/17/2006 issue of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Mike DeWine says he is
opposed to Social Security privatization, yet
in March he voted for the DeMint Amendment
which would have created private accounts.
Let's see, he was for private accounts
before he was against them? http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373893&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2ecleveland%2ecom%2fsearch%2findex%2essf%3f%2fbase%2fispol%2f1155815895172010%2exml%3fispol%26coll%3d2%26thispage%3d1&g=0&f=-1
Other
Articles
More worries about Diebold
electronic voting machines. http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373894&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2ecolumbusdispatch%2ecom%2f%3fstory%3ddispatch%2f2006%2f08%2f17%2f20060817%2dA1%2d00%2ehtml&g=0&f=-1
American
vacations getting shorter according to this
article in the NYTimes. How about Democrats
calling for legislation that mandates a four
week vacation per year? http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373898&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2enytimes%2ecom%2f2006%2f08%2f20%2fus%2f20vacation%2ehtml%3f%5fr%3d1%26hp%26ex%3d1156046400%26en%3d265e9edef63fb163%26ei%3d5094%26partner%3dhomepage%26oref%3dslogin&g=0&f=-1
John
Kerry calls Lieberman the "new Dick Cheney". http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373891&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2eabcnews%2ego%2ecom%2fThisWeek%2fPolitics%2fstory%3fid%3d2334709%26page%3d1&g=0&f=-1
Blair
feels "let down" by Bush. http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373895&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2edailymail%2eco%2euk%2fpages%2flive%2farticles%2fnews%2fnews%2ehtml%3fin%5farticle%5fid%3d401414%26in%5fpage%5fid%3d1770%26in%5fa%5fsource%3d&g=0&f=-1
According
to Time Magazine, Hillary Clinton is the "most
polarizing political figure in America today".
That means, of course, that Time doesn't think
that Bush fits that description. Anyway, if you
want to read the story, here is the link: http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373900&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2etime%2ecom%2ftime%2fmagazine%2farticle%2f0%2c9171%2c1229053%2c00%2ehtml&g=0&f=-1
As
a Texas consultant, Masset said, "There was a
real sense of him (Rove) being a total
self-centered (person) who didn't care about
anybody. He would literally destroy people who
tried to oppose him." Now they like him. Why?
Because he put Bush in office and built up the
Texas Republican Party. Apparently destroying
people is okay for Texan Republicans if done in
the name of Bush. http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373897&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2emysanantonio%2ecom%2fnews%2fmetro%2fstories%2fMYSA082006%2e05B%2erove%2e2efb8c8%2ehtml&g=0&f=-1
A
rundown on the Iraqi situation and what should
be done by the U.S. The problem, of course, is
that our government is run by the same people
who think that things are going just fine. http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373901&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2ewashingtonpost%2ecom%2fwp%2ddyn%2fcontent%2farticle%2f2006%2f08%2f18%2fAR2006081800983%5fpf%2ehtml&g=0&f=-1
Not
all pastors play the political card. http://postsnet.com/r.html?c=765236&r=764520&t=387118452&l=1&d=87373896&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2edispatch%2ecom%2felection%2f%3fstory%3ddispatch%2f2006%2f08%2f01%2f20060801%2dD1%2d00%2ehtml&g=0&f=-1
