Re: [CUGreens] Possible Nader Rally

[Shelley Thomas <Thomas.Shelley@colorado.edu>]

It's that important, but I would just rather it be someone with some
influcence/authority/popularity instead of just anyone- otherwise we might
as well have an open-mic. We are asking people to consider these people's
opinions when they decide who to vote for, we should be able to say they
have some kind of experience to back up their opinion.

As far as the open mic thing, no one responded so it's starting to look
like a rally with invited speakers.

Tom


On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Trevor Stone wrote:

> Long, long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, 
> Shelley Thomas <Thomas.Shelley@colorado.edu> said:
> 
> >I agree with what I think Cathy is saying below. In the rally format, a
> >conservative NADER supporter would be a welcome speaker, if we can find
> >one important enough to speak. Does anyone know such a person?
> >
> Does it matter if they're really important?  I mean, the aim is to attract
> attention and talk to people.  If there's someone speaking eloquently and in
> a manner resonant with people's thoughts, they'll listen.
> 
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