Harnett County
"As the oldest continuous political party in the world, the Democratic Party has carried out its commitment to freedom, fairness, human rights, and responsible government for over 200 years. We pledge to continue this tradition." --Preamble of the NC Democratic Party Platform. Harnett County Democrats are working hard to elect Candidates from the Courthouse, to the State House, to the White House and we need your help to ensure victory. Volunteer some time, attend a Party or Club event. It's a great way to have fun and meet people. Share your ideas and experience to help change the course of our County, our State and our Nation. Join us as we work together for Democratic Victory! Remember, "The highest office in the land is that of citizen." Harry Truman
NEXT MEETING:
Harnett County Democratic Party
7:00 PM Tuesday, January 26
2nd Floor - Courthouse, Lillington
Agenda - New Business
Please be sure to mark your calendar to attend!
Join Harnett County Democrats, attend a Meeting: Harnett County Democratic Party Meetings 4th Tuesday of the Month 7:00 PM Courthouse, Lillington Teresa Oudeh, Chair - teresas@nc.rr.com
Harnett County Democratic African American Caucus Meetings 1st Monday of the Month Library in Lillington Barbara McCoy, President - barbara6@embarqmail.com
Harnett County Democratic Men Club Meetings 1st Tuesday of the Month 7:30 PM Peter Strickland, President - STRICKLYPBS@aol.com
Democratic Women of Harnett County Meetings As Announced Peggy McDougald, President - peggy_mcDougald@yahoo.com
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WINTER 2010 SEC MEETING NOTICE The Winter 2010 SEC Meeting will be held on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2010 Durham Marriott Convention Center 201 Foster Street Durham, NC 27701 |
On Tuesday, a catastrophic earthquake struck near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed, but the death toll -- already in the thousands -- is climbing fast.
This is the worst earthquake to hit the area in more than 200 years. Entire communities have been ripped apart and as many as 3 million people have been directly affected, including tens of thousands of American citizens who are in Haiti.
Our neighbors in Haiti are racing to confront the enormous devastation and the OFA community can help.
Click here for more information about essential relief efforts and ways you can help today.
Footage is pouring in of homes collapsing, Haitians carrying injured family members, and hospitals being overrun in what was already the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.
I have directed my administration to respond with a swift, coordinated, and aggressive effort to save lives. Personnel from the United States and our partners in the international community are on the ground in damaged areas right now, working side by side with the Haitian people. They're providing much-needed food, water, and sanitation supplies, saving lives and helping local communities start to rebuild.
Despite the fact that we are experiencing tough times here at home, I encourage those who can to reach out and help. It's in times like these that we must show the kind of compassion and humanity that has defined the best of our national character for generations.
Click here to find out what you can do:
http://my.barackobama.com/Haiti
As this story continues to unfold, I hope you will continue to keep the people of Haiti in your thoughts and prayers, as well as the many Haitian-Americans who have done so much to enrich our country and who are worried about friends and loved ones in this time of need.
Thank you,
President Barack Obama
You've been an incredible part of our movement this year, Bo and the family & I thank you!
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