Showing posts with label Iraq Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iraq Summer. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

John Conyers speaks at the Iraq Summer Town Hall meeting in Pontiac, MI 8/28/2007

John Conyers spoke to the Iraq Summer Town Hall meeting in Pontiac, Michigan last night. This isn't the entire video, but Conyers did say impeachment is on the table, but the votes do not exist to successfully prosecute Bush and Cheney for their crimes against America.

Saturday, August 11, 2007

Bruce Fealk's interview on Fox 2 Detroit 8/10/2007

On Friday, August 10, 2007, Bruce Fealk was interviewed about his visits to Congressman Joe Knollenberg's home.

Sunday, August 05, 2007

Oakland Press coverage of Protest at GOP picnic

Poor Republicans, they just think protesters showing up at their annual picnic is "unacceptable". Joe NOllenberg, completely lost his head.

Saturday, August 04, 2007

Joe NOllenberg launches campaign against Joe Knollenberg

Joe NOllenberg launched his campaign today in White Lake, but Joe Knollenberg never showed up.  Here's some video from the event.



The host of the party, who's aligned with Democrats on the issues, brought us some ice cream.





Oakland Press: Joe, Meet With Us

On Satuday, August 4, the guest column below, asking Congressman Joe Knollenberg to face his constituents about the war in Iraq appeared in the Oakland Press.

Thursday, August 02, 2007

Giving Free Ice Cream to Joe and his neighbors


We went to Joe Knollenberg's neighborhood delivering free ice cream and to invite Joe to our Town Hall meeting on August 28 in Pontiac at Central High School at 7 p.m. Joe's wife, Sandie, was home but she wouldn't even open the door. Oh, well, we had lots of ice cream for everyone else.

Monday, July 30, 2007

Iraq Town Hall August 28 7 p.m. Pontiac Central High


PLEASE FORWARD THIS INVITATION TO YOUR E-MAIL LISTS

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Our town hall will include an invitation to Congressman Joe Knollenberg who will be invited to explain his position on the war in Iraq. Our speaker lineup will be firming up in the days to come.

Local politicians will be on stage, including the first candidate for the 9th Congressional seat against Joe Knollenberg.

We need a HUGE turnout for this event. Our venue seats 2000 people.

Where: Pontiac Central High School, 300 W. Huron, Pontiac, MI

When: August 28, 2007 7 p.m.

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Knollenberg announces early. Our work is cut out for us

Obviously our campaign to retire Joe Knollenberg from office has Joe worried. Here we are in July of 2007 and he's already formally announcing his re-election bid. Today is an important day. We will be visiting Joe's office urging Joe to bring an end to the war in Iraq. Joe knows he's in trouble as he is targeted by the Michigan Democratic party, the Democratic Campaign Committee, the Human Rights Campaign and a new national coalition, No Iraq Escalation and grassroots activists.

Joe is so out of touch with his constituents, he continues to vote for funding the war, even though a poll conducted in his district back in February showed that 79% of the respondents were against the surge that has now been carried out.

Sunday, July 08, 2007

Residents organize to change Knollenberg's position on Iraq

Residents in Michigan’s Ninth Congressional District met today (Thurs) to urge Congressman Joe Knollenberg to change his position on the Iraq War. The local protest was part of “The Iraq Summer Campaign”…a national effort to withdraw American troops from Iraq. Trent Wisecup is the press secretary for Congressman Knollenberg. He says Knollenberg acknowledges mistakes in Iraq…but believes the troops should come home in victory…and not defeat.“A lot of the people on the other side want to presuppose our defeat in Iraq. And they want to concede defeat now…And the congressman feels that that would be a very bad option for the Unites States…a very bad option for Israel…and a very bad option for political stability in the Middle East.” One protester at today’s (Thurs) event says he does not want his son to fight in what he believes is an unjust war in Iraq. Knollenberg is up for re-election in 2008.

Click here for the story from WDET's web site