EVENTS IN ORDER OF OCCURRENCE ******************************************* 1. North-West Metro Forum on Voter Photo ID With Tom Emmer, Dan Severson
DescriptionFair, reliable elections are the cornerstone of our republic, but this critical foundation for our right to self-government is being undermined. The North Metro chapter of Minnesota Majority is hosting a Voter Photo ID forum to educate the public about problems in Minnesota's elections and some solutions. Representatives Tom Emmer and Dan Severson co-authored a bill to require photo ID at the polls and will be the featured speakers at this free, informative event. Voter fraud in Minnesota is not a myth. Election officials look the other way, the press is loathe to report it and law enforcement is reluctant to investigate, but it's happening. Minnesota Majority has strong evidence and has been pressuring county attorneys to investigate and prosecute. Ramsey County has convicted at least 26 people for fraudulent voter registrations and votes so far, this is not nearly the full extent, but it's the most prosecutions ever pursued following a Minnesota election. For more information, contact DeeDee Larson at deedeelarson@hotmail.com Learn more about Minnesota Majority's election research: http://www.minnesotamajority.org/TheIssues/ElectionIntegrity/tabid/188/Default.aspx ************************************* 2. Time: March 13, 2010 from 12pm to 1pm Location: MN State Capitol (Upper Mall) Organized By: Tea Party Patriots of the Twin Cities, MN Majority and CCHC Event Description: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=348825520162 KILL THE BILL RALLY Sponsored by Tea Party Patriots of the Twin Cities, Citizens Council on Health Care and Minnesota Majority
Although every major poll clearly shows a supermajority of Americans oppose the current health care ‘reform’ bill, Nancy Pelosi is planning to ram the bill through Congress with a vote scheduled for March 18. If you care about preserving your right to make health care decisions for you and your family, please be sure to come to Saturday’s rally. Bring a sign demonstrating your opposition to the bill. **************************************** 3. Our friends in Austin Minnesota are requesting your attendance to address the following two presentations for a fair and balanced discussion. You can assume that the dialogue will be one sided - If you would like to attend - here is the info. Co-sponsored by The Austin Human Rights Commission, APEX Austin, and The Advocates for Human Rights. COST: $5.00/person (gains entry to BOTH events) REGISTRATION – “Which Way Home” and “immigration 101” March 18, 2010 NAME_______________________ PHONE_______________________ ADDRESS______________________ CITY ______________________ STATE_______ ZIP_______ EMAIL_______________________________________________ Which Way Home Immigration 101 $5 per person Mail Registration: Peggy Young, Riverland Generations, 1900 8th Ave NW, Austin, MN 55912 Email Registration: peggy.young@riverland.edu Call In Registration: 507-433-0600 ext.2220 1. “Which Way Home?” Thursday, March 18—1:00-3:30 p.m. Riverland Community College, Austin Campus West Building, Room A237 This Academy Award nominated film follows several unaccompanied child migrants as they journey through Mexico en route to the US on a freight train. These are stories of hope and courage, disappointment and sorrow. (Film is 83 minutes in length and contains subtitles.) Following the film, join us for a factual discussion about the film, about immigration in our community, and about the diversity that surrounds us. Included in this panel will be members of The Advocates for Human Rights, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights. Through cutting-edge research, education, and advocacy, The Advocates saves lives, fights injustice restores peace, and builds the human rights movement in the United States and around the world. PANELISTS: Kirsten Lindbloom, Canadian Immigrant to the U.S. and The Advocates for Human Rights 2. “Immigration 101” Thursday, March 18—7:00-8:30 p.m. Riverland Community College, Austin Campus West Building Room A237 “Immigration 101” is a fun, interactive workshop that provides participants with an overview of United States immigration law. The audience will be introduced to basic concepts of immigration law, including refugee and asylum processes, family based immigration, and deportation. The presentation will also examine the impact of U.S. immigration law on the human rights of immigrants and present accurate information about some of the hot button issues surrounding immigration. Participants will have a chance to explore their own opinions on immigration and on the best way to create a fair and humane immigration system. Join The Advocates for Human Rights, the Austin Human Rights Commission and local immigration attorney Dan Donnelly for an informative evening discussing this hot topic in the news and in our community. ABOUT THE PRESENTERS For over 25 years, The Advocates for Human Rights innovative programming has touched the lives of refugees and immigrants, women, ethnic and religious minorities, children, and other marginalized communities whose rights are at risk. ************************************** 4.  Minnesota Judicial Reform and Accountability Rally Friday, March 19th, 2010 3:00pm to 6:30pm Minnesota State Capital Building Upper Mall, South Steps Map More details we be posted at ************************************** 5. Robin's Request
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Voter ID rules a hot button issue.(VOTING MATTERS): An article from: Campaigns & Elections
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