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Great! Glad to see things ramping up.
Will there be yard signs available. Or at the least, a download so we can attempt to print our own?
Hi Kent, for now we just have these signs available for downloading. They're 8.5 x 11, but you could take them somewhere to blow up to whatever size you want.
If you play with the Acrobat Reader zoom feature (and maximize the window to take up the whole screen), you can go to File/Print and then choose "Current View" for what to print and make a larger sign in pieces, too. (At least on Windows.) Or if you have Adobe Illustrator you can scale up and the tile across pages. Beware of using up all your ink/toner, though!
In talking with a number of allies, they are always shocked of many of the financial issues of not being equal, such as the fact that social security benefits can not be willed to a partner, or the fact that if gay relationships are offered by companies, the value of any benefit received is taxable income to the employee of the company. Perhaps learning of the daily impact of inequality would sway those sitting on the fence.
Whoever this Mike Tate guy is he is running an amazing effort. this campaign has gone from good to great and may go from loser to winner. we need to give as much as we can afford and then some to keep them on the air
I think there should be yard signs. Neighbors seeing neighbors with a NO sign might be more comfortable about voting NO, or at least talking to that neighbor about why he/she is voting NO.
yard signs don't vote.
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