EDEN PRAIRIE RESIDENTS SCRATCH THEIR OWN BACKS WHILE BUSH SCRATCH’S COLEMAN’S

08/20/2007

Backscratchers in Hand, Residents Protest Coleman's Obstruction in Congress and Support of President's Failed War in Iraq


As President Bush visits an Eden Prairie house to raise money for Norm Coleman, area residents will gather on Tuesday, August 21, at 1:30 pm at the Bryant Lake Regional Park, directly across the lake from the house, to protest President Bush's fundraiser, a reward for Senator Coleman's obstruction in Congress, including his support of the Bush Administration's war in Iraq.


Hundreds of residents and concerned citizens will carry plastic backscratchers during the protest to illustrate Bush's reward for Coleman's unwavering support by headlining a big-money fundrasier in Eden Prairie on Tuesday.


What: Eden Prairie Residents Scratch Their Own Backs While President Bush Scratches Norm Coleman's Backs with
Big Money Fundraiser


When: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 at 1:30 pm


Where: Bryant Lake Regional Park, Swimming Beach
6800 Rowland Rd, Eden Prairie, MN

Directions from the East:

Take Hwy 62 to the Shady Oak Road exit.
Turn left on Shady Oak Road to Rowland Road
Turn right onto Rowland Road
Turn Left into Bryant Lake Regional Park and follow signs to the swimming beach

Who: Rick Hanson, Military Families Speak Out
Reade Bailey, Eden Prairie Resident
Donald McFarland, Minnesota Director, Americans United for Change