Will there be a presence at the state fair? We could
really open eyes and distribute materials to a lot of people. Also the tie
in with the farmers would be strong. How did the last bill get written and
moved along?
Steve
In a message dated 8/16/2011 5:04:32 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[address removed] writes:
I am willing to help organize people to be flies
in the ointment. Oliver Steinberg of the Grassroots Party and Ken Pentel http://www.kenpentel.org/ of the Ecology
Democracy Party suggest that by running as a 3rd party, one can steal votes
from the major parties and that they will then start to change their own
policies when they see that they can gain the 3rd party's voters by adopting
the 3rd party candidate's policies. I tend to agree with this philosophy. A
full court press is in order though, which includes supporting anyone in any
party that is in favor of us. It'd be helpful to know what sort of things we
should offer candidates that support us. Would our website be
helpful?
-kurt
On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 10:14 PM, W. D. (Bill) Hamm
<[address removed]>
wrote:
Hello Steve;
Mark Dayton stood and stands solidly against us, I say that as one who
supported him early and turned against him after his clear public statement
hooking it to his chemical recovery, (I can’t let anyone else have it if I
can’t). You need to understand that those Prison Guards in Minnesota are
public employee union, so are court stenographers and many others. What I am
reffering to is the controling membership of our DFL and why they still find
it too easy to stand against us. Until we can become an anoying enough fly
in the ointment of both parties we will see no change in our present
political environment. That is why I say we must work to be a strong
presents in all viable political spheres, we need organized effort in their
faces politely or otherwise everywhere we can. We need this power to max
next February at caucus time, we need every seat we can take to county
conventions and the State conventions to prove our determination to get this
done and to have the power to make or break candidate endorsement which can
come down to a very few votes. Yes a very small number of us 0.25%, or 1 out
of 400 people, and we can control all three major political parties in
Minnesota. In more simple numbers, that is 12,500 across Minnesota out of
the roughly 3 Million who support us. Yes we can.
Sincerely,
W. D. (Bill) Hamm
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