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Liberals look ahead at Yearly Kos
Liberals look ahead at Yearly Kos
At the second such conference, online political activists celebrate a growing influence and consider their future role.
By James Rainey
Times Staff Writer
the Los Angeles Times
August 4, 2007
CHICAGO — The liberal online political activists gathered here this week found many reasons to celebrate: the growth in their numbers at the second Yearly Kos Convention, a new Democratic majority in Congress, and their power to attract the top contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination to a debate this afternoon.
The 1,500 bloggers, organizers and partisans at the convention loudly cheered those markers of their emerging influence. But they also spent much of their time talking about expanding their foothold as a political force.
CODEPINK to Hillary and Nancy: Lead Us Out of Iraq Now!
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Don't Buy Bush's War!
CODEPINK to Hillary and Nancy: Lead Us Out of Iraq Now!
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
This morning at the Take Back America conference when Senator Hillary Clinton took the stage CODEPINKers held up pink signs reading "Lead Us Out of Iraq Now!" and pleaded with the senator to bring our troops home now, to be a leader in ending the occupation of Iraq.
