Is Impeachment Necessary to Protect the Constitution?
Sunday, March 9, 2008
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Judson Memorial Church
55 Washington Square South, New York City

A Town Hall Meeting organized by AskNadler2Impeach.org with support from Village Independent Democrats, Democracy for NYC, Chelsea Reform Democratic Club, and Progressive Democrats of New York CD 14.

Featured speakers will include Bruce Fein (Constitutional scholar, former associate deputy attorney general, and Chairman of the American Freedom Agenda), Elizabeth Holtzman (Former Member of Congress and co-author of The Impeachment of George W. Bush: A Practical Guide for Concerned Citizens), Scott Horton (Contributor to Harper's Magazine, adjunct professor at Columbia Law School, and member of the board of the National Institute of Military Justice and the Council on Foreign Relations) and John Nirenberg (Former professor, college dean, author, and "March in My Name" impeachment activist). New York City Congressman Jerrold Nadler has also been invited.

Admission is Free. For information call 212.340.9548 or email: info (at) asknadler2impeach.org

So today I get several emails and instant messages having to do with the number one State Senate race we can win...the one Jimmy Dahroug almost won in 2006. This is our top priority race and we shouldn't fuck it up. So this diary is hopefully going to get everyone back on the right track.

First off, let me indicate that Jimmy Dahroug has a new website. Here it is:

http://www.jimmyforsenate.com/

Second, it seems that someone over at the NY Times has done a really sucky job of doing his research because he discusses this race without even mentioning Jimmy Dahroug. Well, if the NY Times can't figure out who's actually running in the top State Senate race in NY State it shows a sharp decline in the quality of their reporting. To the NY Times: Get your damned act together. Seriously. Don't be so sloppy. It just makes you look bad.

Winning the State Senate is a high priority around NY State. We have a chance to send some really great people to Albany to, we hope, shake things up there. One of our top picks for State Senate is Jimmy Dahroug, running for State Senate in SD-3, Suffolk County. And Jimmy has already turned in some impressive fundraising numbers, making this a top tier pick up chance. Democracy for NYC and Jim Dean (Howard Dean's brother and current head of Democracy for America) is having a fundraiser for Jimmy on Tuesday, Nov. 27th here in NYC. Hope you all can join in. And if you can't, then join me in making a donation.

This comes from Democracy for NYC:

A former “Dean Dozen” candidate (2004 and 2006), endorsed by Democracy for NYC, this dynamic and intelligent young man is about to blaze a bold new trail in the tired old politics of Long Island - specifically, Suffolk County, District 3. A district now held by special-interest “king of pork” Republican Caesar Trunzo, 35-year NYS Senate seat-holder.