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side
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1
block
west
of
South
Monroe
Street,
located
in
downtown
Monroe,
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What We Stand For
The Democratic Vision
The Democratic Party is committed to keeping our nation safe and expanding opportunity for every American. That commitment is reflected in an agenda that emphasizes the security of our nation, strong economic growth, affordable health care for all Americans, retirement security, honest government, and civil rights. |
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The Monroe County Democrats
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Monroe
County
Democratic
Committee
P.O.
Box
2452
Monroe,
MI
48161
Cell
Phone
734-735-4485
Fax
734-243-6818 |
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Chairman |
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Denise Brooks |
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Vice Chairman |
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Bob Cebina |
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Executive Vice Chairman |
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Jerry
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Treasurer |
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Leigh Kegerreis |
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Secretary |
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Dear
Fellow
Democrat
Please be advised that the next meeting of the Monroe County Democratic Committee will be held on Thursday, July 16, 2009 at 7PM
in the Monroe County Commissioners' Chambers located on the lower level of the Monroe County Courthouse.

I
hope
to
see
you
there.Sincerely,
Denise Brooks, Chair
Monroe County Democratic Committee
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Representative Dingell at
a reception with
Senator Carl Levin,
Representative Joe Barton
(R-TX),
Representative John Lewis
(D-GA),
Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and
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Dear Friend,
Today, February 11, 2009, I became the
longest-serving member of the
House of Representatives, a
distinction previously held by
Congressman Jamie Whitten (D-MS). That
I have been so fortunate to serve the
15th Congressional District of
Michigan and the United States of
America for more than 53 years is an
enormous blessing—a blessing I feel anew
every time I walk onto the Floor of the
House. Thank you for giving me the
opportunity to serve you.
My gratitude goes to the people of
Southeast Michigan who have stood
with me, as I have stood with them,
these many years.
I have been very fortunate in being able
to work on many important pieces of
legislation over the years. I was one
of the leaders of
civil rights legislation of 1957,
1964, and 1965. I ran a subcommittee on
the Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Committee and wrote the
National Environmental Policy Act,
as well as major parts of the
Fish and Wildlife Act, the
Endangered Species Act, as well
as legislation to prevent ocean dumping
and protect marine mammals. I wrote
large parts of the Food and Drug bill in
1962 and the revisions in the last
Congress. I was also fortunate enough
to craft legislation to provide health
care to 11 million children and to fight
to protect Michigan jobs each and every
day.
But right now is not a time to rest. I
will continue to work for you, my
constituents, in
Washington. We are facing an
economic crisis of phenomenal
proportions, and I will continue to work
to make sure everyday men and women of
the 15th District—not just those on Wall
Street—have their voices heard and
receive assistance they need as they
struggle to pay for their bills.
Importantly, I will continue to press
forward to reform our
health care system which, for all
its flaws, has improved the quality of
life for most of us. But we must work
to do to improve our system so it works
for all Americans. I outlined my vision
for ensuring quality, affordable health
care for all Americans here.
Next week, I will be back in Michigan to
talk to the good people of Southeast
Michigan about important matters pending
in Congress. I look forward to
soliciting you for advice on the
critically important matter of
health care reform. More details
are below:
WHO:
Congressman John Dingell,
Chairman Emeritus of the US
House Committee on Energy and
Commerce
Chris Jennings,
Senior
White House
Health Care Advisor to
President Bill Clinton, 1993-2001
Marianne Udow,
Director of the Center for
Healthcare Quality and
Transformation
WHAT:
Discussion on
national health care reform
WHEN:
Presidents’ Day, Monday, February
16th
1:00pm– 2:30pm
WHERE:
University of Michigan School of
Public Health Auditorium
109 S. Observatory, Ann Arbor, MI
48109
I will also meet with local farmers on
February 17 in Dundee, hold a
tele-town hall on
February 18, and participate in a
February 19 event to highlight an
agreement between the
University of Michigan and
General Motors to establish an advanced
automotive battery development and
testing laboratory.
Again, I thank you for giving me the
opportunity to serve as your
Representative over the years. You may
rest assured I will continue to fight
for you in Washington.
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HEALTH![[Blue Check - .2K]](DNC/Monroe%20Michigan%20Democratic%20Party/checksb.gif)
- A society which ensures the availability of quality medical care to all people.
- A society that promotes healthy behaviors through education and laws that protect children and families from drugs, alcohol and tobacco.
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COMMUNITY
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- A society where equal rights and individual freedoms are guaranteed.
- A society that ensures peace and security in our neighborhoods.
- A society that embraces the intrinsic value of diversity.
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ECONOMY
- A society that promotes economic growth.
- A society that ensures equal opportunity and fair wages.
- A society that guarantees workers the right to organize.
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ENVIRONMENT
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- A society that works for a healthy environment and recognizes our global interdependence.
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DEMOCRACY
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- A society that promotes full participation by all people in government and politics.
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“A strong America requires a resurgent sense of community, a strong sense of mutual obligations, and a conviction that we cannot pursue our individual interests independent of the needs of our fellow citizens…”
Bill Clinton,
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