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WASHINGTON, July 2 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Hundreds of young professionals, organizers and activists packed the roof deck and spilled inside a local Washington, D.C., club this week to mingle with each other and learn about the efforts of a group of wildly creative, progressive organizations. The event was hosted by the "Vast Left Wing Conspiracy,"(http://www.VastLeftWingConspiracy.org ) a group organized in May to introduce young professionals to each other and to a variety of innovative progressive groups. The group includes veterans of the campaigns of Wesley Clark, Howard Dean , Dennis Kucinich, and many others. "The creative efforts of these groups...

"Why Are You Running?" Support Run Against Bush's First TV Ad Campaign *POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN!* New Filming Date - Next Tuesday June 29th We have said from the beginning that Run Against Bush is about each individual member’s reasons for running. Now we have a chance to showcase some of those reasons. We have been given the opportunity to make a TV ad to take our members’ voices to key battleground states. But we need your help to do it. A production crew has donated the time and equipment to make the ad, but we still need to pay...

In my last race I breezed past one of these "Run Against Bush" losers. As I mentioned in my post about this group, I find it hilarious that the dimmy-crats are unable to run for Kerry. They have to run against our president. I live in the Chicago area and won't be able to make it, but attention NYC and New York metro Freepers!! The negatively charged "Run Against Bush" group is filming a TV commercial in Central Park next Tuesday (June 22). Give them a FReeper "hello." This is from their web site: "Why Are You Running?" Support Run...

<p>House Republicans yesterday cleared the way to subpoena leaders from Democratic-leaning groups to get them to answer questions about their fund-raising tactics for political campaigns.</p> <p>House Republicans yesterday cleared the way to subpoena leaders from Democratic-leaning groups to get them to answer questions about their fund-raising tactics for political campaigns.</p>

<p>House Republicans took aim yesterday at the fundraising vehicle that Democrats hope will help them equalize the money battle in the upcoming campaign -- organizations dubbed in political circles as "527s" or "501s," for sections of the tax code.</p> <p>Rep. Robert W. Ney (R-Ohio), chairman of the House Administration Committee, was granted the power to subpoena leaders of six organizations seeking to mobilize voters in support of Democratic candidates after they refused to appear before the committee. Ney said they had "thumbed their noses" at the panel but declined to say whether he would exercise his subpoena power.</p>

<p>House Republicans yesterday cleared the way to subpoena leaders from Democratic-leaning groups to get them to answer questions about their fund-raising tactics for political campaigns.</p> <p>Rep. Bob Ney, Ohio Republican and chairman of the House Administration Committee, summoned representatives from private political groups — six Democratic and three Republican — to testify before his committee yesterday, but only the Republicans showed.</p>