29th October 2004

US Elections Monitoring

Last March, the Madison Arcatao Sister City Project/US-El Salvador Sister Cities Network sent 25 Madisonians to be International Observers at the landmark Salvadoran Presidential Elections.

For years, U.S. citizens have monitored Salvadoran elections upon invitation of grass-roots organizations. Now the tables are turned and U.S. citizens feel the great need to “defend democracy” by inviting a Salvadoran and other Internationalists to observe U.S. elections. US-El Salvador Sister Cities has brought our Representative Teresa Perez to the US to be part of an international observer team in Florida through the US group Pax Christi.

Earlier this year the United Nations ignored our plea for protection from the gangsterism of the Bush family and their cronies. We’ve turned to non-governmental organizations for support in running our elections in the Ashcroft/Rehnquist/Cheney/Bush era. Embarrassing, but necessary.

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  1. 1 On October 29th, 2024, Two Dishes But to One Table said:

    Having read the first few chapters of The Republican Noise Machine (by David somebody) I know that we liberals have to go on a 30 year plan to spread the positive aspects of our platform. It took conservatives 30 years to tear apart the achievements of the 60’s and they are reaping their harvest. We need to start now. And we can do it in less than 30 years because our ideas don’t rely on such convuluted justifications.

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