- The Way Forward For The Democratic Party: Finding Consensus To Become “The Participatory Democracy Party”
- The Big Goal For MCDP Reorganization: Agreeing To A Plan To Win Our Republican Congressional District By 2028
- To Flip This Republican Congressional District, The Democratic Party Must Reorganize To Advance Participatory Democracy
- Question For The Forum: “Mr. Suddith, what is your vision for the future of Kettering? How can that dream be actualized?”
- Question To Liz Walters: Will The Ohio Democratic Party Approve The Direct Election Of MCDP Leaders?
- The Way Forward For The Democratic Party: Finding Consensus To Become “The Participatory Democracy Party”
- The Big Goal For MCDP Reorganization: Agreeing To A Plan To Win Our Republican Congressional District By 2028
- To Flip This Republican Congressional District, The Democratic Party Must Reorganize To Advance Participatory Democracy
- Question For The Forum: “Mr. Suddith, what is your vision for the future of Kettering? How can that dream be actualized?”
- Question To Liz Walters: Will The Ohio Democratic Party Approve The Direct Election Of MCDP Leaders?
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Montgomery County Democratic Party Dominated By Appointed Gov. Workers And Elected Gov. Officials
A DDN article today, “Public Workers’ Political Activity Limited,” tells that one-fourth of the 186 members of the Central Committee of the Montgomery County Democratic Party (MCDP) are employed as Montgomery County government workers, and one-tenth of the 278 members … Continue reading
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For 9-11, To “Learn From History” Means Understanding Motivation Of World Trade Center Attackers
Sunday, Beavercreek dedicated a memorial — a 3 ton 24.5-foot high piece of rusted and twisted steel — in remembrance of 9-11. The DDN today published a large portion of the remarks given at the dedication from the featured speaker, … Continue reading
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Hiroshima Remembered
Sixty six years ago today, August 6, 1945, the United States dropped a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima. President Truman, who ordered the attack, vigorously defended his decision throughout the remainder of his life, saying that his decision saved many American … Continue reading
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