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bloom Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jul-27-05 12:07 PM
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"The Progressive Legislative Action Network"

Moveon, SEIU, Steelworkers Join PLAN in Seattle

AGENDA

Planning Progress 2005: A conference to launch the Progressive Legislative Action Network (PLAN) and to define a positive progressive agenda for the states

Tuesday, August 16
Bell Harbor Conference Center
Pier 66
Seattle, Washington


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 7/15/05
Contact: Steve Doherty (406) 544-7181
Contact: David Sirota (406) 459-7470

PLAN ANNOUNCES CO-SPONORS & DETAILS OF SEATTLE KICKOFF EVENT
Conference to be supported by, among others, Moveon.org, SEIU, and the United Steelworkers of America

Helena, MT – The Progressive Legislative Action Network (PLAN) today released the full details of its upcoming kickoff event in Seattle on August 16th entitled Planning Progress 2005: Defining a Positive Progressive Agenda for the States. The event is being co-sponsored by, among others,Moveon.org, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the United Steelworkers, and progressive philanthropists Andy and Deborah Rappaport. The event will feature, among others, Former Vice Presidential nominee and North Carolina Sen. John Edwards, Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer, former California House Speaker Willie Brown, Center for American Progress President John Podesta, and state legislators from across America. For more on the event, see the attached detailed agenda and go towww.progressivestates.org.

..."The goal is to bring as diverse a coalition together as possible so that our side has a cohesive agenda in the states," Sirota said. "For too long, conservatives have been able to use huge sums of money to push the most radical right-wing policies through state legislatures. PLAN is committed to putting together the necessary resources and necessary coalitions to help progressive legislators stop this unchecked extremism, and start passing legislation that makes state governments work for ordinary citizens, not just monied special interests."

The Progressive Legislative Action Network will have a 501c(3) and 501c(4) component. PLAN's mission is to support progressives at the state level and pass progressive legislation in all 50 of America's state legislatures. By providing coordinated research and strategic advocacy tools to state lawmakers, PLAN will advance policies that protect individual freedom and strengthen America's working families.



http://www.progressivestates.blogspot.com /

http://www.progressivestates.org/

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bloom Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jul-27-05 12:52 PM
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1. Anyone here connected to this group? eom
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