heres a pic from my grassroots days - the first cult

[mdmc]

post a pic of your bad ass self doing something political.

This pic was taken after 2 small meetups joined up for a letter writing campaign.

Good times...

[Drunken Irishman]

1. Those were good times, eh mdmc?

The summer of 2003 was one of the best summers of my life.

[mdmc]

2. It really was something my friend

I'm stickin with Dean.
Stickin wiht the DNC.
Still got hope.

peace and low stress and God bless

[Drunken Irishman]

9. One of the reasons I was turned off by Clinton was the fact she'll most likely replace Dean.

That isn't the only reason, of course.

[mdmc]

14. I think he is doing aheckva job!

:kick:

[Warren DeMontague]

3. Everybody knows the Dead are a cult, maaaaaan!

Actually, I remember hearing some anti-drug goober they paid to bring into my High School saying that.

Then I started going to shows... and was like, shit, no, it's not a cult- cults want to snag new people..

there aren't enough tickets to go around as it is! :hippie:

[mdmc]

4. did ya know that throwing stones was written about Dick Cheney

there is an OP in the dead group about it. WILDTOWN!

Now that Jerry is passed tix are much easier to come by. It was his last great gift to us. God bless him and thanks for all the memories!

:pals:

[Warren DeMontague]

5. I did. Strange to think of him crossing paths with Barlow, who used to be a Republican.

'Course, JPB has more than atoned for it with his work through the EFF, now, I think.

[mdmc]

6. plus they are doing headcount now

and some got together for a Obama fundraiser...:kick:

[David Zephyr]

7. My name is Howard Dean and I represent the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party.

He took my breath away and spoke against the war when so few would. I proudly cast my vote for him in our California primary even after Kerry had it all sewed up. I got to the polls and there was Howard's name and I said, this one is for you, Howard.

Great pic!

[mdmc]

8. Remember the DNC Winter meeting in IA

I was blown away!

And to be against the war back then was unheard of. It was a breath of fresh air!

Remember Sharpton - I'll spank that donkey until it takes me to the white house....

[Drunken Irishman]

10. I don't want to listen to the fundamentalist preachers anymore!

[Blue State Bandit]

11. 27 proud years of activism!

So next time you take a breath....



Remember that voting is only one

of many tools in the arsenal.

[Egnever]

22. Wow is that you in the pic?

Very cool thanks for the Work.

[Blue State Bandit]

23. That pic forced the Phila. School Board to act.

It made the Inquirer, Daily News, and the now defunct Bulletin.

It also got me a girlfriend at school.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

12. Oh, yeah! The cult of young people and women in flannel shirts.

At least according to Tweety. Nevermind that I was in my early 40s and don't wear flannel...

I VIVIDLY remember the rally in Falls Church, VA with my fellow cultists. Letter writing. Door hangers. Phone calls. Sigh.

[better tomorrow]

20. is that the same as

the cult of Nascar fans and soccer moms?

[unhappycamper]

13. OK

Patriots Day 2005




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[HCE SuiGeneris]

15. My hat is off to you.

:yourock: :patriot:

[SeattleGirl]

16. Here's me and my daughter at an anti-war protest in '04

[Egnever]

17. My first Cult as well

My wife and I at my first political fundraiser ever.Ooops and Howard of course :)

[ElsewheresDaughter]

18. World Can't Wait Day...Smalltown USA in a totally Red area in upstate NY

[better tomorrow]

19. that beats any "W" sticker anytime....

the cops didn't pull you over, did they, not for obstructing your windows, but for your message. You know, that happened in Georgia near Atlanta when a woman put an anti-bush bumper sticker on her car.

[southernleftylady]

21. My oldest son and my mom..

at a peace rally in Memphis a few years back!