Let's defeat Paul Broun!

Well written as usual from Dr. Patricia Priest

Woven brightly,
Daniel J. Matthews, Jr.



Subject: [oconee] Let's defeat Paul Broun!

Hi!

Please see the invitation below about an opportunity to meet with Paul
Broun's opponent, Democrat Bobby Saxon, before the movie screening at
Ciné on Monday.

I'll be there. I really admire Bobby, who -- all this week -- has been
hard at work at National Guard training. Come talk to him, and you'll
be impressed, too.

The event takes place behind Ciné. Then come around front to buy your
tickets for the 6:30 movie -- a well-regarded 2008 documentary about
gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, who pretty much skewered every
politician but made grudging admirers of people such as Pat Buchanan and
Jimmy Carter.

Here's the message from Bobby's campaign manager, Tommy Valentine below.

Thanks!

Pat Priest
Member,
Oconee Democrats

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Everyone -

This Labor Day, please join the Saxon Campaign at Athens' premier
downtown movie theater, Ciné, to celebrate the contributions of
hard-working Americans and the American Labor movement!

The celebration will start in the space behind Ciné, where we'll provide
good eats (while supplies last), and you'll have an opportunity to meet
Bobby Saxon, your candidate for Congress who is running against Paul Broun.

After the meet and greet, Ciné is screening a 2008 documentary about the
life of gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson. Watch the movie with
Bobby, then stay afterwards for a discussion of the film. The bar and
baristas are great at Ciné; you can take drinks into the movie and enjoy
them during the discussion, too! Please arrive promptly, both to enjoy
the food and, more importantly, to take the time to meet our first-rate
candidate!

If you plant to attend, please RSVP so we can plan food accordingly. You
can either respond to this message, or RSVP through the Facebook event
page here: http://www.new.facebook.com/event.php?eid=26054441087

Can't wait to see you at the event!

Thanks,
Tommy

IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND, BUT WISH TO DONATE INSTEAD:
https://secure.actblue.com/contribute/entity/18655

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Tommy Valentine
Director of Operations, Saxon for Congress
cell: 706.296.3583
office: 706.549.2862
tommy@bobbysaxon.com
www.bobbysaxon.com

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