audio by artist amy goodman interviews cynthia mckinne


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This morning, Cynthia appeared on Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman. You can see and hear it using either our local player, or from the Democracy Now! servers in Real Video, Real Audio or mp3. Follow the readmore link to see the transcript.

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We have two more weeks Cynthia is also seeking the ballot line of the Peace and Freedom Party. That gives us two more weeks to qualify for the Federal Matching Funds. Who is ready next to rise to this challenge! Supporting ballot access work this Summer is critical, and qualifying this campaign for Federal Matching Funds is key to that goal. With only two weeks left, won't you please help?



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Here are new preliminary numbers on our progress through mid July, accounting for the states which surpassed the $5k threshold on the way to and in the immediate aftermath of the Chicago Convention. Supporters in ten states have raised $5k or more to qualify us so far: California, District of Columbia, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Oregon, Illinois, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin.


These eleven states' residents have already given $1,000 or more and are on their way towards that goal: *Arizona ($3.4k), *Colorado ($1.3k), Connecticut ($1k), *Florida ($3.9k), *Iowa ($1.2k), Massachusetts ($2.1k), *Maryland ($2.2k), *Maine ($4.3k), *New Jersey ($4.7k) Oklahoma ($1k) and *Pennsylvania ($1.1k). Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana and Virginia are the next closest to entering the running at the $1k level. (Unaudited figures current through July 17th, 2008; * indicates change since last month).

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