Terry Holley: Congress member for our times

From Terry Holley's Campaign
Folks, we are excited about what has been happening in the campaign over the last few weeks. People have been responding to Terry very well. We attended a great event in Madison County which came on the heels of the event the Oglethorpe Dems put together for us. We have been getting Terry out there to your committee meetings and also out meeting the newspaper editors in all the counties across the district. The response from the Newspapers has also been quite warm. Please keep the events coming. If Terry can't make it we will do our best to have someone there to represent him.
As many of you know the September 30th is the next campaign finance deadline for us and many other campaigns. If you have given before and can give again please do. If you have been waiting to give, now is the time. Give Terry the dollars he needs to carry his message to all the voters of the 10th District. We can win this if you join us. If we work together to spread the Democratic message and turn our voters out we will be victorous on November 7th.
Help retire Rep. Norwood and send someone to Washington who will stand up for you!
I have attached a press release from this week regarding Mr. Norwood's suggestion that counties should sue to try to over turn the Voter Rights Act. His suggestion should make every Democratic stand up and take notice. He lost in the Congress and now he wants to have the Supreme Court strike the law down as unconsitutional. If you care about the right to vote you need to help Terry stop Norwood. I also have attached a previous one from July when Norwood voted against renewing the VRA. Since many of you have asked about a picture of Terry I have also attached one of those. Please feel free to post the picture and the press releases on your respective web sites and forward them to everyone in your mail lists!
Checks can be made payable to "committee to Elect Terry Holley" and mailed to P.O. Box 1746 Evans, GA 30809. or you can donate online at www.terryholley.us.
Regards,
James R. Hanby, Sr.
Chief of Staff,
R.Terry Holley for Congress
www.terryholley.us
706-829-0390

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