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Protest at Meg Whitman/Condi Rice Event

by J.R.
Photos from the event of September 21, 2010 in Burlingame. Whitman reportedly earned $350,000 at this fundraiser. Protesters against the war called out Condoleezza Rice as a war criminal, and the pro-labor crowd cursed Meg for many good reasons.
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Voice at Work (AFL-CIO) and other unions were in front of the Hyatt Regency on Sept. 21. Nurses, teachers, heavy equipment operators, and healthcare workers, were among the crowd. A group called Billionaires for Wealthcare (some of their signs read "Oil Billionaires for Meg") created a bit of a ruckus when they were seen standing by a limo. Some of the protesters mistook them for genuine Republicans, until they saw their campy signs, including "Meg loves Polluters".
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Billionaires for Wealthcare or Oil Billionaires for Meg. Whichever the name, they made their point
§Entertainment
by J.R.
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A lot of singing of songs we know well. We Shall Not Be Moved, union brothers and sisters!
§This limo pulled into the Hyatt
by J.R.
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Anti-war protesters shouted that Condi is a war criminal
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by J.R.
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