To all of my friends and supporters,
Thank you, everyone who voted for me on Tuesday in the Green Party Primaries in California and Massachusetts, and especially those that endured the vote suppression tactics of the Illinois machine or the dangerous weather conditions which Arkansas voters faced. I am asking that you continue to support our campaign as we travel across this wonderful land meeting Greens and building momentum towards November's presidential election.
The Power to the People Campaign is currently focusing on turning out McKinney supporters for Sunday's Maine Green Independent Party caucuses and next Tuesday's Washington, DC primary for the Statehood Greens.
We need your help in both spreading the word about the McKinney campaign to Greens in Maine and Washington, DC, and then getting our supporters out to vote!
I also ask you, my supporters, to contribute to our campaign if you haven't already. Every dollar helps put our message before Green voters in Maine, Washington, DC and the next states down the line.
Please visit www.allthingscynthiamckinney.com for more information on me, and http://www.runcynthiarun.org to donate to my efforts.
For more information on the upcoming caucuses and primaries please visit the Green Party websites below.
Sunday February 10th
Maine - Green Independent Party Caucuses
http://www.mainegreens.org/
Tuesday February 12th
Washington, DC Statehood Greens
http://www.dcstatehoodgreen.org/
Thank you again for your continued support.
Sincerely,
Cynthia McKinney
P.S. You can mail your donation by U.S. Postal Service to:
Power to the People Committee
Cynthia McKinney for President
P.O. Box 311759
Atlanta, GA 31131-1759
Please complete and include in your mail our contribution form to help us comply with federal election reporting requirements:
http://www.runcynthiarun.org/pdf/contributor_form.pdf
Please note: Campaign Contributions are not tax deductible. Corporate contributions are not permitted. Only U.S. residents and citizens aged 17 or old er may make contributions to federal elections.
Comments
ASL Signing
When Cynthia visited Vashon, Washington last year her talk was accompanied by an American Sign Language signer who stood close, about six feet, and who projected not only Cynthia's words but her expression as well. It may be that the "signer" was present only to serve the non-hearing person who accompanied her, but anyway, the reason I mention this is that the combined effect of this signer and Cynthia was electric. I thought, wow, what if Cynthis had her a signer for all of her appearances! She'd be even more unique, were that possible.
Tom Herring
Thanks
Cynthia, we don't forget your brave steps. I remember your efforts on Jan 6, 2001 and I remember you asking the tough questions about many issues. Good for you. My husband and I support you.