Ithacans vote heard in D.C., Delegation heads to capitol to share city's war resolution

Ithaca Journal ^ | Thursday, February 13, 2003 | By LAUREN BISHOP

[Behind Liberal Lines]

ITHACA -- Council members from Ithaca and 26 other cities that have passed resolutions opposing a preemptive war with Iraq plan to deliver those resolutions to President Bush and also hope to meet with members of Congress today in Washington, D.C.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Ithaca is the City of Evil.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

City of Evil ping

[Soaring Feather]

City of Evil bump

[uncbob]

It ain't PRE-EMPTIVE

It is enforcing the terms of the cease fire

Also I guess since his attempt to assassinate BUSH I failed he gets a mulligan

[mdmathis6]

The people in Candor, NY down the road from Ithaca are polar opposites from Ithacans; we are Republican, conservative and disdainful of the People's Republic of Ithaca.

[Tamzee]

Good!! Do us a favor, please? Turn your head in that direction and send a loud raspberry toward Ithica for all the rest of us :-)

[mdmathis6]

"Good!! Do us a favor, please? Turn your head in that direction and send a loud raspberry toward Ithica for all the rest of us :-)"

I'll do more than that...I had a can of Bean with bacon soup.....the Gas cannon is just getting ready for priming...just need the wind to shift a little....;)

FIRE IN THE HOLE!

[Bug]

"I think this has the potential to get the voices heard of Ithacans and all Americans who are opposed to the war," Cogan said Wednesday.

OK, we heard you, now go away. The adults are pretty busy right now.

[mewzilla]

The trip was organized by Cities for Peace, a coalition created by a D.C.-based think tank, The Institute for Policy Studies, to bring together cities that passed antiwar resolutions.

Click here to see who's on the board of the Institute for policy Studies. Real intellectual heavyweights they got there. Nothing about donors on their site that I could find. Gee, wonder why?