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We’re going to be kicking off Josh Becker’s Re-election campaign on Saturday June 3rd, in Palo Alto. We hope you can join us for a fun couple of hours and we would be very appreciative if you could spread the word to your members.
You are invited to attend Gail Pellerin’s Birthday Celebration and Re-Election Campaign Kickoff for the 28th Assembly District on Saturday, June 24, 3 PM – 5 PM.
The address in Santa Cruz will be provided upon RSVP.
As progressives and Democrats, we know that the future depends on the young. And, in recent years, young people have proven their mettle by stepping up to lead progressive movements to address the climate crisis, reduce gun violence, protect members of the LGBTQ+ community, end police mistreatment of people of color, and more.
To honor, activate, and train young leaders in our local area, our regular monthly meeting of the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee on July 13, 2023, 7pm-9pm, will be a “Youth Takeover” meeting, in which the elected and appointed delegates of the Central Committee will take a seat and allow youth delegates to conduct the meeting, including by introducing, debating, and adopting resolutions. At the end of the meeting, the resolutions adopted by the youth delegates will be considered by the Central Committee as a consent calendar, and those items not pulled from consent will be adopted by the Central Committee as the official positions of the Santa Clara County Democratic Party.
To facilitate more active and meaningful engagement with and among our youth leaders, the Youth Takeover meeting will be an in person event and will be held at the County Building, Newton Auditorium, 70 W Hedding, San Jose, CA 95110. The County Building is centrally located, has plenty of room to spread out for COVID safety, and has ample free parking in a well lit surface lot.
If you know of a high school aged young person who may be interested in participating in our Youth Takeover, please send them the attached flyer and/or direct them to the online registration form.
If you have any questions about the Youth Takeover, please feel free to contact us at youthtakeover@sccdp.org.
Regards, Bill James Santa Clara County Democratic Party Chair
On Thursday, May 4, 2023, the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee took the following actions:
We passed resolutions in support of an Empty Homes Tax and Standing with Democracy and in Opposition to Right Wing Nationalism, heard presentations about an SCCDP sponsored Multicultural Event, a Proposal to Build Interim Supportive Housing on County Land in the City of Santa Clara, and Experiences, Contributions, and Challenges to Participating in Civic Life as a Person with Disabilities, and received notice of vacancy on SCCDCC from AD25 to be filled at June 1, 2023 SCCDCC meeting and the Youth Takeover, planned for July 13, 2023.
Have lunch with the Peninsula Democratic Coalition at Don Giovanni’s in Mountain View and listen to Dr. Jeremy Weinstein discuss his book “System Error: Where Big Tech Went Wrong and How We Can Reboot.” Make your reservation now – 90 person limit.
Deadline to respond: May 13, 2023. The room can accommodate only 90 people, so reserve your spot quickly!
Jeremy M. Weinstein, a political scientist, went to Washington with President Obama in 2009. A key staffer in the White House, he foresaw how new technologies might remake the relationship between governments and citizens and launched Obama’s Open Government Partnership. When Samantha Power was appointed US Ambassador to the United Nations, she brought Jeremy to New York, first as her chief of staff and then as her deputy. He returned to Stanford in 2015 as a professor of political science, where he now leads Stanford Impact Labs, a major university initiative that partners research teams with leaders in the public, private, and social sectors to tackle important social problems. He is a prizewinning author and a decorated teacher whose expertise spans domestic politics and U.S. foreign policy.
Warm Regards, Lorri Holzberg, President Peninsula Democratic Coalition 650-868-7359 – mobile
Let’s celebrate the Fourth of July together with Democrats at the Rose, White & Blue Parade in San Jose. We will be meeting near the Campus of Lincoln High School at 9:45 am. Lincoln H.S: 555 Dana Ave, San Jose, CA 95126. We will send out an email with details as we get closer to the event date. Sign up https://forms.gle/sDjjU1gTALcpomZg6
Senior government officials have warned Russian President Vladimir Putin that spending on the war in Ukraine is on an unaffordable path, the most serious sign of internal division in Moscow since the full-scale invasion began.
Call your reps every day! So let's check in our list today. (thanks to https://www.5calls.org/ )
* Stop Trump's $1.8B Political Slush Fund and his Ballroom funding.
* Protect voting rights including the John Lewis Voting Rights Amendment Act.
* Oppose the ICE and CBP Budget Reconciliation Funding Bill
* Reform FISA Section 702 to Stop Government Surveillance
* Support Impeachment/resignation of Trump, Hegseth, and Patel.
* (Federal and State) Publicly investigate the figures in the Epstein files