C-Span broadcasting climate rally now

[G_j]

Is what I am told.

[patrice]

1. KICKING! & Thanks! FOUR!!!! Fingers!!!!

[patrice]

2. Sheldon Whitehouse, one ought not to be obstinate, unless one OUGHT to be!

[snappyturtle]

3. Here's an online link for those, like me, who don't have cable or satellite:

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http://myrtv.eu/c-span/

Thanks for the heads up G_j .


Edit:

The comments following the rally on open phones was ALL positive! Tomorrow on Washington Journal they'll have open lines again on this topic as I understood it.

[G_j]

5. Thanks for the link! nt

[snappyturtle]

24. You're welcome. The rally will be re-broadcast at 5:30 ET today. nt

[patrice]

4. Maria Cardona on how NIMBY affects the poor.

[patrice]

6. Cardona, Clean Air Regulations are LIFE saving measures.

[madamesilverspurs]

7. kick

[patrice]

8. We can't AFFORD!!!! 40 more years of dirty energy. ALL of the costs!

[patrice]

9. Crystal Lamen, XL pipeline has already devastated land the size of England.

[patrice]

10. When disaster strikes it's not going to recognize race, color, or creed.... We can't eat money,

we can't drink oil.

[patrice]

11. Casey should run for senator of Okalhoma!

[patrice]

12. Lennox Yearwood "Making it happen" Sat nam!

[patrice]

13. sign: "GAME OVER"

[patrice]

14. 35,000 CLIMATE ACTIVISTS in D.C. + the internet cohort

[malaise]

15. Thanks a lot - just asked for a link

This is great

[patrice]

16. Michael Brune, "Mr. President, what willl you do? ... Join us. We will NOT be stopped!"

[patrice]

17. Love it! "THE BACKBONE CAMPAIGN"

[malaise]

18. I'm sure that call was from a DUer

Fess up DUer Great call!!

[patrice]

19. I mute the calls, 'cause the often depress me. GLAD to see that, malaise!

[malaise]

23. Some great calls here

[patrice]

25. That's very heartening! I have to go now, one of our Occupiers passed on last week.

See you later, malaise.

[malaise]

26. How sad

[patrice]

27. Yeah, one of the good guys from the peace movement. He used to stand with us in another

part of town, near an entertainment district. That's where I met him well over 10 years ago now. He smoked heavily, no other types of self-abuse. Died suddenly of a heart attack. He was only 49.

I wish I could tell you who Forest was. He truly was one of a kind, so you'd have to have known him to get it. Really not average, but not in a flashy all-about-me way, he was ALL about peace and human rights, but not a blissed out saint. Not much of a sinner either, moderate, but very direct in expression, didn't talk a whole lot, what you saw is what everyone got, didn't seek leadership, but he always knew why he knew what he knew, a tad grumpy or curmudgeonly, but not a whiner, a darkly bemused gentle sense of humor, kind of conspiracy minded, but always generous with all of us, did a lot of work that others didn't want to do, strong in his positions on the issues, he'd bump heads with you if you wanted to, but he never held a grudge about differences, Senator Sanders was his leader.

I'm getting old, I've known thousands of persons, Forest was a real character in the low-key sort of way. All of us are happy and honored to have known him.

[patrice]

20. TAKE HEED DEMOCRATS!!!!!!!! FOUR! FINGERS!

[patrice]

21. I know the people I stood with in front of KOCH HQ in Wichita are there. I'm SOOO PROUD of

all of them . . . young AND old.

[patrice]

22. Yaaayyyyyyyy! DANCERS!