Excellent!! Green Senate Candidate Ted Glick Stages Sit-in for Open Debates!!

Glick Stages Sit-in at Lautenberg Office
by loki 5:31pm Fri Oct 18 '02

Glick Stages Sit-in at Lautenberg Office
The Issue is open Senatorial debates

Ted Glick is sitting in at Lautenberg's office and
he has vowed to stay until he gets the answer he wants from Lautenberg regarding the debates. The sit in began at 2 pm on Friday and Ted is joined by several other Greens including Jim Mohn and Ted's son Daniel.

Ted has asked that EVERYONE call, e-mail and fax Lautenberg's office NOW, demanding Ted's participation in the debates. Lautenberg is in a position to make this happen and any appeals that he makes that it is up to the debate sponsors is pure buck passing.

If anybody can get into Lautenberg's office to join Ted there, I am sure that would also be appreciated.

The Lautenberg for Senate office is at 303 George Street, 6th Floor in New Brunswick. Lautenberg's fax number is (732)246-6262.

Your assistance in this matter is urgently needed.

(Gabe Gabrielsky for the Glick campaign)

UPDATE:

As of 7:45 pm New Jersey State Green Party Chair and Congressional Candidate Joe Fortunato has joined the Sit in at Lautenberg's office. Right now there are four people sitting in at Lautenberg's Office: Ted, Ted's son Daniel, New Jersey State Green Party Chair Joe Fortunato, and Hudson County Green Jim Mohn, who Party Chair Joe Fortunato has called "the heart and soul of the Green Party of New Jersey." I am sure they would welcome anyone who would care to join
them. But if you don't want to risk arrest, PLEASE go to New Brunswick NOW and begin a vigil in front of Lautenberg's office.


Laugtenberg's office is at 303 George St, 6th floor, in
the middle of down town New Brunswick. There are now 4 people sitting in there, risking arrest to open up the debates. They desparately need your support NOW, either by joining them in the sit in or beginning a vigil in support of the Ted's efforts.

Please join Ted in New Brunswick NOW.

(Gabe Gabrielsky for the Glick Campaign)