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the blog of DC Drinking Liberally
If you’ve been wanting to give Wes Clark a piece of your mind — and at least $100 of your money — now’s your chance. John Oldfield, who I met at DCDL last week, tells me Clark is holding a fundraiser in town Thursday, August 11, for WesPAC, and according to the invitation, “The General will be discussing his travel plans for the 2006 election cycle and seeking your ideas.”
WesPAC has two objectives:
- To elect Democrats to the White House and Congress in order to implement new policies that will restore our nation’s security and prosperity, comprehensively address the threats facing America and our allies while respecting civil liberties, and replace the current unwise policies established by this Republican Administration and Congress.
- To provide leadership on U.S. national security issues and develop new, innovative solutions to the challenges facing America at home and abroad.
For more information on the PAC, see securingamerica.com. If you’re interested in the attending the cocktail reception (5:30–7) or the dinner following (which I think requires a higher donation) contact John at 917-667-4323 or joldfield{at}catalystacquisition.com.
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