Political Film Club, 6:30-8:30. Join us to watch the new documentary, “The Best Democracy Money Can Buy” 2017 edition. Call or email Barbara Litrell for reservations. Limit 20, call 649-0135 or [email protected]. No charge – free refreshments.
Here is information about this month’s Yavapai Democrats’ Monthly meeting. It will be “ZOOMed” at the DORR Office.
Featured speakers are Jim Pullaro, Director of Represent All of US, January Contreras, candidate for AZ Attorney General, and Bill Mundell, candidate for Arizona Corporation Commission
Potluck: If you want to take part in the potluck, please bring something to share. This is also a time to be encouraged by being around like minded citizens!!
Saturday, December 16: Political Book Club, 1-3PM. Join us to discuss Reign of Error by Diane Ravitch. At a member’s home. Call or email Barbara Litrell for info. 649-0135 [email protected]. Reading the book is required.
At this Indivisible In Sedona meeting we will discuss our choice of music, write lyrics, and record the finished product. We will also take time to learn how to use ZOOM and and Amplify. Please join us by contacting Toby at [email protected].
Holiday Happy Hour at Vino di Sedona, 4-6PM. Let’s gather to toast the end of our “2017 -Year of Civic Engagement” and the beginning of our “2018-Year of the Empowered Voter”!
Hope to see you! Best wishes to you and your families for a very happy holiday season! Barbara Litrell
Candidates for various elected offices in 2018 will be featured speakers at the DORR breakfast meeting on Thursday December 21at at 8 AM at the Old Sedona Family Restaurant, Route 89A, Sedona.
Bobby Tyler, current mayor of Holbrook, is running for the Legislative District 6 seat being vacated by current State Representative Brenda Barton who is term-limited.
Jake Bell is running for Arizona Corporation Commissioneer. He is a business analyst and technical writer with an MB from ASU. He has been an author, a TV sportscaster, and a radio news writer. He currently lives in Phoenix.
Bill Pierce will also speak. He seeks the office of AZ State Mine Inspector and is a certified mining engineer with over 40 years of experience in this area. What does a mine inspector do, you may ask? Come to the breakfast and find out.
These candidates will appear as part of DORR’s
critical issues breakfast series held on the third Thursday of the month. Please attend this important breakfast and become educated about the wonderful Democratic candidates who will be running for office in 2018.
Corner Democracy is a weekly gathering. Bring a sign with your message of the week and join the progressive meet up to activate your passion for Democracy and sign up voters. See you on the corner of Coffee Pot and SR 89A. Honk your support if you’re driving by.
Why I am targeting the DREAM Act and Chip this week
DREAM ACT
I took this from the Prescott Indivisible group’s email:
“… we must make the Dream Act law so that dreamers are protected from the cruelty of being deported from the only country they have ever known. We have to get Democrats and our Senators to stall a budget bill until the Dream Act is included as legislation.”
LEGALIZE DREAMERS
CHIP
Arizona’s CHIP money will be spent by the end of Jan.
Great info on this at kff.org Kaiser Family Foundation, State Plans for CHIP as Federal Funds Run Out.
“After Arizona froze CHIP enrollment in December 2009, enrollment fell by more than 60% from about 46,900 to 17,600 as of July 2011 (Figure 2).13 Just over four in ten disenrolled children moved to Medicaid due to declines in family income, but many others likely became uninsured.14 The children’s uninsured rate in Arizona grew following the enrollment freeze.15 Over the same period, the waiting list for CHIP grew to over 100,000 children and was continuing to grow at a rate of about 10,000 children per month.”
FUND CHIP
Save Our Schools is calling on all LWVers! On January 6 we will be kicking off 2018 as the Year to Save Our Schools with an event at the Arizona State Capitol. Bring all of your family and friends – we will march, make posters, hear from keynote speakers, listen to live music, play on bounce houses, and send the state a loud and clear message: We are here to support our public schools! Please spread the word, check out carpool options, recruit friends and coworkers, and plan on joining us! For info contact: Barbara [email protected]
At this monthly meeting we will discuss ideas for moving forward to elect a Democratic Senator in Arizona and turn Arizona BLUE. Our guest, Steve Williamson will give us advise and tips on how to proceed. Steve is the host of Democratic Perspective which airs on KAZM radio each Monday at 8:15. He is knowledgeable about Democratic candidates running for the Senate in 2018. Please contact Toby at [email protected] if you are interested in attending the meeting.
Corner Democracy is a weekly gathering. Bring a sign with your message of the week and join the progressive meet up to activate your passion for Democracy and sign up voters. See you on the corner of Coffee Pot and SR 89A. Honk your support if you’re driving by.
Why I am targeting the DREAM Act and Chip this week
DREAM ACT
I took this from the Prescott Indivisible group’s email:
“… we must make the Dream Act law so that dreamers are protected from the cruelty of being deported from the only country they have ever known. We have to get Democrats and our Senators to stall a budget bill until the Dream Act is included as legislation.”
LEGALIZE DREAMERS
CHIP
Arizona’s CHIP money will be spent by the end of Jan.
Great info on this at kff.org Kaiser Family Foundation, State Plans for CHIP as Federal Funds Run Out.
“After Arizona froze CHIP enrollment in December 2009, enrollment fell by more than 60% from about 46,900 to 17,600 as of July 2011 (Figure 2).13 Just over four in ten disenrolled children moved to Medicaid due to declines in family income, but many others likely became uninsured.14 The children’s uninsured rate in Arizona grew following the enrollment freeze.15 Over the same period, the waiting list for CHIP grew to over 100,000 children and was continuing to grow at a rate of about 10,000 children per month.”
FUND CHIP