[SDCPJ] Join us at Congressional offices for Jobs Not Cuts - Wed., Aug 10th

MoveOn - American Dream Movement is sponsoring rallies and event at all the Congressional offices.  Please join us at one of the rallies on Wed, Aug 10th. Events in your area: click on an event name to sign up Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011, 12:00 PM Jobs Not Cuts - Duncan Hunter's Office, El Cajon, CA 1870 Cordell Ct El Cajon, CA 92020 Directions: Take Cuyamaca St. - one block N. of the intersection of Bradley and Cuyamaca, turn west on Gillespie Way. Go up the hill to Cordell. The Congressman's office is at the top of the driveway at 1870 Cordell Ct. Hosted by Mary Karyl Sweeney, Frank Gormlie Description Let's Rebuild the American Dream! Bring your energy and ideas about how to create jobs to this important event. What do you think we can and should do to create jobs in East County, the San Diego region and across our great country? Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011, 4:00 PM Jobs Not Cuts - Susan Davis' Office 2700 Adams Avenue San Diego, CA 92116 Directions: Susan Davis' office is on Adams Avenue, between Texas Street and 30th Street. Hosted by Frank Gormlie Description Calling all citizens who are tired of seeing cuts and no jobs. Please join us at Congresswoman Susan Davis' office to press for jobs not cuts. It's time we stand up to the very rich and large corporations, take our country back from them, re-establish our democracy - all the while demanding jobs for our country, and not more cut-backs to the safety net. This is in the 53rd Congressional District. Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011, 12:00 PM Sick of the super-wealthy and corporations not paying their fair share? - Representive Brian Bilbray Office 380 Stevens Avenue Solana Beach, CA 92075 Hosted by Joanna Welch Lasken, Joan Stroh Description We're facing a massive jobs crisis in our country, and the folks in Washington, D.C. aren't listening. On Wednesday, August 10, we're taking our fight to the streets with a national day of action. Americans in every corner of the country will gather at congressional offices to ask our elected officials: Where are the Jobs? We'll call for an immediate solution to the jobs crisis in our country and let Congress know that we're ready to work. We'll also tell Congress that we've found the money—and we're sick of the super-wealthy and corporations not paying their fair share. Frank Gormlie, Council Coordinator