The person who could beat slimy Norm Coleman

[annm4peace]

I know you might not be in MN, but maybe you can send this info to friends and family who are.

There is a much better person to run against Sen Norm Coleman than Franken. (Franken isn't bad, just that Jack is much better)


Listen to Jack on MPR and watch him on Kare 11!
Jack is still attracting media attention with his message of hope and progressive change. Yesterday, Kare 11 sent a reporter and camera crew out to see the energy for themselves. While the crew was here, multiple delegates pledged full support to Jack for the first time and the office was a beehive of activity. Watch the video for yourself!

Copy and paste web site below:
www.kare11.com/news/elections/decision2008/decision_article.aspx?storyid=513058

Make sure to tune in today, Wednesday, for Jack's appearance on MPR's Midday with Gary Eichten. This solo appearance will send a clear message that Jack is the contender to take on Norm Coleman in November and win.

[mikelgb]

1. do you think Ventura will jump in?

[Wickerman]

2. God I hope not

he was a disaster as a governor. All we need is him coming in and slicing off more votes.

[mikelgb]

3. I saw him thinking about it on Larry King

[annm4peace]

4. We need grown -ups running for office

and we need to vote for Grown-Ups.
Not old immature old men

[annm4peace]

5. Letter to St. Paul Pioneer Press

Dear Editor: One of the recent Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer mailings started showing up on my voice messaging right away: "Isn't that your back on Jack's mailing?" I went and looked more closely, and sure enough, it was. Pallmeyer, face to the camera, is hugging me, with his hand on my back, on the back of my Veterans for Peace tee shirt. Jack's got my back. I was drafted and served as an army medic during Vietnam, a war that many of us believed at the time was wrong or hadgone wrong. I can't adequately explain the rage I felt a few years back when Robert McNamera, Vietnam era Secretary of Defense,came out publicly and said something like, "Well, gee, well uh, yeah, we knew we shouldn't be there at the time, but well,gee, uh, I'm sorry." Watching what's happening in Iraq, and here at home because of it, in this context is virtually unbearable. Anyone who's been in the military deeply knows the meaning of, "I've got your back." Jack Nelson -Pallmeyer wasspeaking out about how wrong this invasion of Iraq and its impact on our economy would be for us and the world long before it actually happened, and I can't bear the thought of someone from the Bush administration 30 years from now saying, "Well, gee, well uh, . . ."
I'm supporting Pallmeyer to win against Norm Coleman because Coleman's support of Bush policies is nothing buttalking dangerously behind our backs. Jack's got my back. Jack's got your back -- even if you disagree in the moment on the details. Larry Johnson