Reminder for Two Special Events

This is a reminder about two very important events: A Progressive Democrats of the East Bay General Meeting on Saturday May 6, and the Mark Crispin Miller talk at the Grand Lake Theater tonight, Thursday May 4.

Details of these events can be also be found at the PD–East Bay website, www.pdeastbay.org.

Saturday, May 6, 12:30 pm
Meet Jerry McNerney, Candidate for Congress, Challenging Richard Pombo.

Two years ago when Richard Pombo was running unopposed, Jerry McNerney stood up for us, and stood up to Pombo. He ran for Congress with no assistance from the Democratic Party and got the largest number of votes of any challenger against Pombo.

Jerry is running again and he needs our help to win the primary coming up in a month.

Meet this outstanding grassroots hero and find out what you can do to take back the House in November.

Jerry McNerney: Committed to America's future. (www.jerrymcnerney.org )

Please join us at our next PD-East Bay General Meeting:

Saturday May 6th at 12:30 PM
Temescal Oakland Library
5205 Telegraph Ave.
Oakland

Directions

Wheelchair accessible. – The Oakland Public Library does not advocate or endorse the viewpoints of meetings or meeting room users. – For more information, contact Vince.

Thursday, May 4, 7:00 pm
A Lecture With Author Mark Crispin Miller

How the Right Stole the Election in 2004–How They Will Steal It Again

Mark Crispin Miller, author of "Fooled Again: How the Right Stole the Election in 2004 and Will Steal It Again," will discuss the election fraud of November 2004 and measures we can take to prevent it from happening again.

When: Thu, May 4 at 7:00pm
Where: Grand Lake Theater, 3200 Grand Lake Avenue, Oakland
Tickets $10
Box office: (510) 452-3556

This event is sponsored by Democracy Action, Project Bluebridge, Progressive Democrats of the East Bay, Hammering the Issues, and others.

This event is sponsored by Democracy Action, Project Bluebridge, Progressive Democrats of the East Bay, Hammering the Issues, and others.

For more on Professor Miller and his work, visit his blog at www.markcrispinmiller.blogspot.com