Reply #7: Responding to the call [View All]

I'm game
I am a college student at a University in Washington D.C.
I have been following this since november 2nd
I have gotten the OK to do a teach-in on my campus a two weeks ago to the College dems...then I realized I didn't have a presentation ready to give them.

If we have something to present, or better yet even speakers I think that could really help.

There are several colleges in the area, and I think that if we were to advertise/network properly(more about this could come later) we could pull off a pretty outstanding turnout.
We need to appeal to my fellow college students, which is tough. Although college students are the most idealistic demographic out there, we too often feel powerless, I think it could be this this movement that could give my generation some faith in the power of the people. I will be so bold as to say that this movement can be taken over by college students and a few young vibrant leaders, if it's pulled off right.
I don't know all that much about the 60's, but campuses are still wonderful places for rapid exchanges of ideas and networking beyond ones dreams.

I've got energy, a few small connections, good ideas for getting out the word, and am currently working on a a website where people can go to get a quick ---verified & sourced--- background on election fraud.

Most college students are busy trying to have fun, find their purpose in life, and not fail out of college all at the same time- the level of awareness right now about Election 2004 problems is minimal at best...even in the colleges in D.C. Its time to fix that.

Haven't been on DU much lately, Glad I saw your post and keep working, The reinforcements are coming
-CC