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The 18th Judicial District re-org elected our officers without issue. We then extended the Executive Committee to include reprsentatives from counties other than Arapahoe and Douglas. Now Lincoln has representation too. This is to give the lightly populated counties a voice in candidate searches and decisions.
going to be a force to reckon with.
hmmm
and doing so with virtually no drama, then why would there be any challangers?
…shortly after the Dems took over both house of the state legislature and the open US Senate seat?
she was agreeing with you — the Dems had plenty of drama after, as David put it, “knocking it out of the park” the last time.
So what’s with the Politburo-like reaffirmation this time?
I really didn’t get her point, but now that I re-read what I wrote, it does sound kinda bitchy. I didn’t intend that. Sorry, Pam!
Chris didn’t
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They are initiating what?
Sorry, I don’t know anything but what I hear from Rush. And for the next ten and a half hours, I won’t know what to think. I just hope Rush says the same thing today as he’s said the past three weeks every day every five minutes, otherwise I confuse.
You socialist!
Initiatives are groups within the party that target a portion of the population and work to inform and involve that population in the political process. It also serves to bring issues that are specific to that community to the fore front of the greater party.
The current initiatives of the Colo Dem. Party are:
Latino Intiative
Federation of Women
African-American Initiative
Dems with Disabilities
Progressive Dems
Labor Initiative
Stonewall Dems (LGBT organization)
Education Initiative
Straight white guys who own their own businesses and are Democrats, too?
Let’s see… I’m a straight, white guy, Democrat, and I own my own business. And I am a member of the Latino Initiative and Labor Initiative. I have also attended events for several other Initiatives. I know, I know… This inclusiveness thing is hard to understand for some people.
I. The purpose of the Labor Initiative of the Colorado Democratic Party is to:
A. Promote the labor movement by fostering cooperative and coordinated action
between unions and the Democratic Party by doing outreach and recruitment.
B. Educate about issues that improve the quality of life for all Americans.
C. Work with businesses and other organizations on political issues and projects that support working families.
You are welcome to join. Many DEMS have signed pledge forms, not just union members. We would appreciate your support and input.