| Saturday, 26 Feb 2011, 12:00 PM | Rally to Save the American Dream - 36 miles away
Capitol Steps
339 registered participant(s) (2000 maximum)
3rd St.
Harrisburg, PA 17101
Hosted by Michael Morrill
Description Americans who believe in the right to organize are standing up on Saturday. It's time to stop the dismantling of organizations opposed to the right wing agenda.
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| Saturday, 26 Feb 2011, 12:00 PM | Philadelphia Solidarity Rally - 57 miles away
Love Park
675 registered participant(s) (2000 maximum)
Broad St and JFK
Philadelphia, PA 19101
Hosted by melissa
Description We are in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Wisconsin, Ohio, and Indiana. We are standing up now for them and to protect our citizens here in Pennsylvania.
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| Saturday, 26 Feb 2011, 12:00 PM | Save the American Dream Rally - 78 miles away
The State House, Dover, DE
94 registered participant(s) (10000 maximum)
Legislative Hall/Legislative Mall, Court St. Dover Delaware
Dover, DE 19901
Directions: Coming from the South, take Court Street toward the inner city. You can't miss Legislative Hall and Legislative Mall. Address is 411 Court Street. . We will meet in front of Legislative Hall.
Hosted by ann Nolan
Description Please join us in support of the American worker, on Saturday, Feb 26 in front of the Legislative Hall, on Leg. Mall, in Dover, DE. Government officials throughout this country who were elected by the Tea Party are attacking the middle class. We must stand together to stop this destructive behavior. Remember, for the forces of evil to succeed, all is required is for enough good men to do nothing. Please be there.
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| Saturday, 26 Feb 2011, 12:00 PM | 50 States Stand Up for The American Dream - 81 miles away
Lawyers Mall, Annapolis, MD
273 registered participant(s) (1000 maximum)
100 State Circle, MD State House
Annapolis, MD 21401
Directions: follow mapquest
Hosted by Cindy Barracca, Elizabeth Fixsen
Description Join us for this 50 state event to stand strong with our union brothers and sisters and other regular Americans as we speak in one voice against the Republican power play. We say "NO" to balancing the budget on the backs of the poor, the sick, and the elderly, and we say "NO" to union busting . And we know that this is just a power grab!!! We will not sit quietly and let this happen. We are all Wisconsins now. So come on down to Annapolis. Bring your friends your signs, your passion and your voice.
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| Saturday, 26 Feb 2011, 12:00 PM | Rally to Save the American Dream - USuncut - 92 miles away
Dupont Circle near CVS
952 registered participant(s) (5000 maximum)
Dupont Circle Entrance nearest CVS
Washington, DC 20012
Directions: Take Metro to Dupont Circle and gather at entrance near CVS. Look for banners and signs relating to MoveOn.org or SEIU. There is limited parking in the area but you can find some pay parking lots.
Hosted by Bill Boteler
Description Congress has been taken over by corporate lackeys who want to destroy the American dream. The American dream is about fairness and equal opportunity not bank rolling financial institutions with our tax dollars. I pay my taxes and you pay your taxes so why bail out financial institutions and then give them a pass on paying their taxes. The Supreme Court was wrong to give an institution the same rights as individuals and Congress is wrong to enact laws that allow financial institutions to not pay taxes. Now we have Republican governors treading on the rights of the middle class by attempting to take away our collective bargaining rights. Do not let them succeed.
We're standing up for the American Dream and saying that now is not the time to start slashing middle-class jobs in the middle of a recession, in Wisconsin, or anywhere in America. Be there to tell the politicians: Before you shut down the government and punish middle-class working Americans, why not first make the richest of |
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| Saturday, 26 Feb 2011, 11:00 AM | Mobilize to Save the American Dream - 121 miles away
City Hall Park (Please note 11 AM Start time for Manhattan rally!!!)
2257 registered participant(s) (5000 maximum)
250 Broadway
New York, NY 10007
Directions: Subway: R to City Hall, 4, 5, 6, to Brooklyn Bridge/ City Hall. We'll be at the south end of City Hall Park, on the sidewalk, adjacent to Park Row.
Hosted by Janine Melillo, Steve Mueller, Arlene Geiger
Description Calling all students, teachers, union members, workers, patriots, public servants, unemployed folks, progressives, and people of conscience:
In Wisconsin and around our country, the American Dream is under fierce attack. Instead of creating jobs, Republicans are giving tax breaks to corporations and the very rich and then cutting funding for education, police, emergency response and vital human services. The right to organize is on the chopping block. The American Dream is slipping out of reach for more and more Americans, and we have to fight back.
We call for emergency rallies in front of every state house this Saturday to stand in solidarity with the people of Wisconsin. We demand an end to the attacks on workers' rights and public services across the country. We demand investment, to create decent jobs for the millions of people who desperately want to work. And we demand that the rich and powerful pay their fair share.
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| Saturday, 26 Feb 2011, 1:00 PM | Rally to Save the American Dream - 192 miles away
Virginia State Assembly (lawn across from US Court of Appeals)
316 registered participant(s) (1000 maximum)
1000 Bank Street
Richmond, VA 23219
Directions: Virginia State Assembly (lawn across from US Court of Appeals) at 1000 Bank Street: http://tiny.cc/wtzen
Hosted by Joe Cook
Description Join the Rally to Save the American Dream with workers and people of America standing in solidarity with the people of Wisconsin, refusing to accept cuts and rights hard fought and earned.
Steps we ask state and federal gov't to take:
*Make Wall Street and the super-rich pay their fair share.
*Reduce spending responsibly by cutting the real fat - like corporate welfare for military contractors, big agriculture and big oil.
*Protect the heart and soul of America - our teachers, nurses and first responders.
*Guarantee the health, safety and success of our children and communities by leaving the muscle and bone of America's communities intact.
*Maintain the American Way by treating employees with dignity and respecting their right to a seat at the bargaining table.
*Rebuild the middle class - and pathways into it - by fighting for a "made in America" innovation and manufacturing agenda, including trade and currency policies that honor American workers and entrepreneurs.
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