Saturday, November 5, 2011
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KOCH OUT NEWS www.kochwatch.org
Crooks & Liars: Exclusive Video: #OccupyDC Protesters Hit by Driver...Who Police Let Go
Huffington Post: Occupy DC: Car Drives Through Crowd Near Protest And Strikes 3 People, Say Authorities
Huffington Post: Herman Cain, Koch Brothers' 'Brother From Another Mother,' Defends Ties To Conservative Group
MSNBC: Koch-backed group confirms financial ties to Cain campaign manager
Think Progress: Romney Campaign Memo: The Koch Brothers Are The ‘Financial Engine Of The Tea Party’
Think Progress: The Koch Brothers’ Connection To Herman Cain’s Campaign Finance Scandal
Mother Jones: Who's Paying for the GOP's Plan to Hijack the 2012 Election?
NY Times: “All Americans Should Feel Ashamed” Of Alabama Immigration Law | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
NY Times: “All Americans Should Feel Ashamed” Of Alabama Immigration Law
The New York Times has published an editorial about Alabama’s attack on immigrants. Here are its last two paragraphs:
Alabama has seized from the federal government the job of controlling immigration within its borders. The law’s architects and supporters proclaim that their goal is to catastrophically disrupt the lives of illegal immigrants and
Election memories. « Fred Klonsky's blog
Election memories.
As a general rule I am a guy who likes taking his politics to the street. It’s why I like the Occupation movement.
I was talking to someone, an old political activist like me, who muttered about how our generation needs to give the Occupation movement a more solid program. He called the Occupation spontaneous with a frown as if spontaneity was sticky and couldn’t be easily washed off.
We’ve had a few years to get our solid program together. Now, in the words of Maurice Sendak in Where the Wild Thing Are, I say, let the rumpus begin.
I’m thinking about this because this afternoon we hosted a neighborhood coffee for Will Guzzardi who is running against the corrupt Berrios Machine for a seat in the Ilinois House representing my 39th District which includes my Logan Square.
For a guy who is not big into electoral stuff, I find myself involved in another election campaign. Oh well.




