Oklahoma Independent Media Center

Parking Lot of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center at 621 East 4th Street in Tulsa

This Saturday, July 28th, 8:00 am till 2:00 pm

Sofas, love seats, recliners, armoires, TV's, electronics, home improvements, office furnishings, blinds, shades, window treatments,

Drag Queen clothing and shoes, toys, tables of books, collectibles, vintage clothing, artwork, tons of videos, bathroom repairs, constructions supplies, curios, dinette sets, book shelves, desks, ceramic tile, lighting fixtures, video equipment, posters, pet supplies, and historical memorabilia.

Everything Must Go

GARAGE/YARD SALE
Saturday,July 28
9:00 A.M.
Headquarters
3930 East 31st Street Tulsa, OK 74135 918-742-2457
http://tulsacountydemocrats.com

Please bring clean, working items (no clothes, please) to Headquarters prior to Saturday.

TULSA YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Monday, July 30, 2007
6:00 p.m.
Hideaway Pizza
103rd & Memorial

Each Wednesday we plan to poll drivers and remind drivers of the subject of impeachment. We will display signs that say "Honk For Impeachment"

The target areas will be Jim Inhofe's office, John Sullivan's office, and or the Channel 2, 6, 23 offices, depending on our turnout.

The initial May 16 event was a very good start, with lots of horns blaring and moments of choruses of horns and waving in front of Jim Inhofe's office. Come and join us in the fun Wednesday.

More info: http://dfalink.com/event.php?id=20252

For details email: mwmanle1 at sbcglobal.net

OKC Downtown Library, 300 Park Avenue , Jim Thorpe Rm. (2nd floor) [Map/directions]

From the OKIES website:

OKIES’ Vision

Our vision is for OKIES to be a respected umbrella organization for independent-minded candidates that expands voter choice by reducing the number of unopposed races for elected office in Oklahoma and engages more potential voters in the political process.

OKIES’ Mission

OKIES' mission is to recruit independent-minded candidates and support policies that give Oklahoma voters more say in state and local government.

OKIES Issues

1) Ballot Access Reform
2) Same-day Voter Registration
3) Redistricting Reform (Independent Commissions)
4) Non-partisan county races (SB 38, SB 373, SB 658)
or open primary if only one party runs (HB 2686)
5) Eliminate straight ticket voting

Each Wednesday we plan to poll drivers and remind drivers of the subject of impeachment. We will display signs that say "Honk For Impeachment"

The target areas will be Jim Inhofe's office, John Sullivan's office, and or the Channel 2, 6, 23 offices, depending on our turnout.

The initial May 16 event was a very good start, with lots of horns blaring and moments of choruses of horns and waving in front of Jim Inhofe's office. Come and join us in the fun Wednesday.

More info: http://dfalink.com/event.php?id=20252

For details email: mwmanle1 at sbcglobal.net

What is it? : It’s not just another Potluck. It’s an adventure.

Where is it? : 4400 NW Expressway (Park in the south parking lot)

When is it: 08/9/07 at 7:00 p.m.

Who is invited?: This potluck is for anyone who is hungry and wants to talk.

What to bring?: Feel free to cook, feel free to bring a bucket of chicken, feel free to bring a bag of chips, feel free to bring a casserole, just try to bring something. Part of the adventure of building community is eating a meal together.

What should I expect?: We will start gathering at 6:30 and for socializing and we will begin eating at 7:00 p.m. These potlucks exist to create a venue for people to talk about peacemaking and to foster away for people to meet others and to dialogue about what peace and community mean in this strange world.

Frosty Troy to speak Friday, August 10, at 7:00 p.m. at Fellowship Congregation Church, 2900 S. Harvard in Tulsa. This event is free of charge.

Those of you who have heard him need no introduction, but for the others:

Forrest J. "Frosty" Troy, is an editor, radio and television commentator, critic, humorist and one of the most dynamic public
speakers in the country. He is recognized nationally for his upbeat keynotes and presentations on public education. In an era of weasel words and budget cuts, Frosty Troy is a blunt, dynamic defender of public education.

He and his wife, Helen, published The Oklahoma Observer for 30 years, and Frosty still writes for the publication.

“Making History in Tulsa” With Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in support of Hillary Clinton for President Exploratory Committee

Saturday, August 11, 2007
3:00pm – 4:00pm ~ Pre-Reception
4:00pm – 5:00pm ~ General Reception

The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame
111 East First Street – Tulsa, OK

Host Tickets: $4,600 - Sponsor Tickets: $2,300 - Friend Tickets: $1,000
(Hosts, Sponsors and Friends may join us for the Pre-Reception)
General Reception Tickets: $250 – No cash accepted at door
Purchase Tickets Online at https://contribute.hillaryclinton.com/events/tulsa0811.html

Must bring PRINTED Confirmation (if purchased online)

ACT NOW - Seating is Limited (sorry, fire code and security issues)

Checks and Credit Cards ONLY

Please make checks payable to “Hillary Clinton for President Exploratory Committee” and mail to c/o Yaël Ouzillou 2400 South 4th Street Austin, Texas 78704

Oklahoma Democrats collecting items for shipment to active duty personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan

Oklahoma Democrats Care ... About Veterans!

Join us to Support Our Troops

The Support the Troops event will be held on Tuesday, August 21 at 6:30p.m. at the ODP Headquarters, 4100 N. Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma Democrats support our active duty service men and women and their families, as well as veterans from all periods of military service to our country.

The Oklahoma Democratic Party is sponsoring a "Support the Troops" campaign by gathering items from the "Most Wanted" list that have been requested by our Oklahoma Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and Airmen in Iraq and Afghanistan.
AND YOU CAN HELP!

From Kalyn Free, President of ISDN's List:

In just one week, we will make history, when presidential candidates assemble on Indian land in the context of a campaign to lay out their visions for the future of Indian Country.

Governor Bill Richardson, Congressman Dennis Kucinich, and Senator Mike Gravel, will join us as three candidates that share an understanding that Indians are not only an increasingly important voting constituency but that the challenges facing Indian Country require bold leadership and an ongoing, serious dialogue with our First Americans.

Moderating the discussion between the candidates and our tribal leaders will be Pulitzer finalist Mark Trahant, a member of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and the editor of the editorial page at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.