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http://www.unitedforpeace.org/emailVICE PRESIDENT DICK CHENEY ON STATEN ISLAND THIS COMING MONDAY
LET'S GREET HIM WITH A STRONG ANTIWAR MESSAGE!
Peace Action of Staten Island is inviting people from throughout the greater New York area to join them this coming Monday as Vice President Dick Cheney speaks to a Republican fundraising event. Here are the details:
Monday, July 25th at 6 pm
at the Excelsior Grand, 2380 Hylan Blvd. in New Dorp, Staten Island
Dick Cheney speaking at a fundraising event for Rep. Vito Fossella
If you are coming from the Staten Island Ferry, take the S78 bus to Otis Ave. and Hylan Blvd.
Bring your signs and banners!!
Here is the link to an article from last Wednesday on the Cheney visit.... and a copy of the article is included below.
http://www.silive.com/printer/printer.ssf?/base/news/1121260526231160.xmlYou can contact Peace Action of Staten Island through their web site at www.panys.org/SI/
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VP Cheney to star at Vito fund-raiser - July 25 affair in New Dorp is expected to add 250Gs to congressman's re-election chest
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
By TERENCE J. KIVLAN
ADVANCE WASHINGTON BUREAU
WASHINGTON -- Rep. Vito Fossella is rolling out some heavy artillery -- Vice President Dick Cheney -- to bolster what could be a tough 2006 re-election campaign for the GOP congressman.
Cheney is due to headline a July 25 fund-raiser for Fossella (R-Staten Island/Brooklyn) at the Excelsior Grand in New Dorp. The invitations for "An Evening With Vice President Dick Cheney" began going out during the past week.
Aides to Cheney, whose travel schedule is tightly guarded due to post-Sept. 11 security concerns, declined to comment yesterday on his itinerary, including Staten Island.
GOP sources said they expect the 6 p.m. private event to draw as many as 800 contributors from Staten Island, Brooklyn and other parts of the metro area, and that Fossella's campaign will realize about $250,000.
In a prepared statement yesterday, Fossella said he was "pleased to be working with President Bush and Vice President Cheney" on a range of foreign and domestic issues.