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In this issue:
First Democratic Meetup of 2005 DelcoDems E-Shop News Articles Worth Repeating
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Democratic Meetup:
Continuing the Momentum of 2004
Join fellow Democrats at the first Meetup of 2005! This
combined Kerry/Edwards and Democratic Party Meetup will be
held on Thursday, January 27 at 7:00 PM at the Marple Public
Library. Discussion topics include:
More details of election results from November 2 Discussion of DNC Chair Election Discussion of 2005 County Elections Preview of 2006 contests for Congress, Senator, Governor Report from the inaugurations of State Treasurer Bob Casey and Auditor General Jack Wagner
All are welcome to attend. For more information on the
meetup and to make reservations,
click here ,
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DelcoDems E-Shop
Visit the Delaware County Democratic Party E Shop! Here
you can find tons of items for yourself or your favorite
Democrat, while helping the Delaware County Democratic
Party raise money. There are various logo items
including t-shirts, hats, mugs, etc. The party makes
money on each purchase you make. We will be adding new
items all the time, so check back frequently. Thank you
for your support of the Delaware County Democratic
Party! Thanks to Party Treasurer Mike Shaw, who has set
up the E-shop and designed all the items for sale.
If you have ideas on items to add to the shop, email
Mike at
mvshaw@comcast.net.
To visit the E-shop, visit the Delaware County
Democratic Party home page at
www.delcodems.com.
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News Articles of Note
By Paul Rockwell
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Worth Repeating
I categorically reject the deceptive and dangerous claim
that the outcome last November was somehow a sweeping, or a
modest, or even a miniature mandate for reactionary measures
like privatizing Social Security, redistributing the tax
burden in the wrong direction, or packing the federal courts
with reactionary judges. Those proposals were barely
mentioned - or voted on - in an election dominated by
memories of 9/11, fear of terrorism, the quagmire in Iraq,
and relentlessly negative attacks on our Presidential
candidate.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy speech to the National Press Club
January 12, 2005
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