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PICTURES FROM VOTER MARCH, D.C., MAY 19TH

photo by Rose

Vicki and Glenn Baker of Tennessee carrying our awesome Fringefolk banner during the march to the Capitol. I had an insanely heavy bag with me filled with flyers, buttons and bumper stickers, so I kept handing my end of the banner off to different people. At one point a gentleman from the local Steel Workers union (they joined us in the middle of the march) held one end.

photo by Gina Record

When we arrived at the Capitol, I set up at one end of the steps to sign up new Fringefolk. After one of the policemen came by to tell me I couldn't attach our banner to the wall, I tucked all the tape behind the banner and propped it up with bamboo poles. In this photo, the policeman is telling me once again that I can't "attach" anything to the wall. I poked the bamboo poles and said "No, see? The bamboo's holding it up!" He wasn't the least bit fooled, but must've been secretly on our side because he didn't argue. I thanked him and Gina Record gave him a big thumbs-up

photo by Mark Newton

The march itself! I'm sure I'm not the only one who still has blisters, but it was so inspiring to march along with my fellow patriots.

photo by Dana Moore

photo by Dana Moore

photo by Rose

Outside the motel Sunday morning - Lisa Vigliarolo of New York, Carol & Don Schiffler of Florida, and Dana Moore of Alabama. We were exhausted, but still excited!

photo by Rose

Early birds - outside Lafayette Park at about 9 a.m. Saturday. LOTS of honking for Voter rights!

photo by Mark Newton

Joe Forgy of Texas during the march - one of the people I was so happy to finally meet in person! Joe's holding a sign-sized version of one of the graphics from his mailing labels.

photo by Mark Newton

Gina Record, one of the few people at the march that I'd met before (we both flew out from California), holding the printed version of the Fringefolk directory. Gina signed up a bunch of new fringefolk before flying home Saturday evening, then went to Venice Beach the next day to sign up a few more!

photo by Gina Record

This is me, sitting on the west Capitol steps and being interviewed by an independent journalist (I've forgotten her name) just after the march.

photo by Gina Ulbert

Me and my seven minutes of fame! I had a blast giving my speech in Lafayette Park. The fellow on my right is Voter March coordinator extraordinaire Lou Posner. My speech seemed to go over very well, but then, with the fantastic audience I had, I probably could've just stood there and said 'Bush is a doody-head' and gotten a standing ovation.

photo by Chris Hoffman

"And I'd like to read you a quote...if I can find it..." - proof that it's always a good idea to SLEEP the night before speaking publicly!

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