The leader of the Conejo Democrats, Tom Mullens, sent me an email about their upcoming Garden party.
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The 2008 election is the most exciting for Democrats in a generation. Come join us for a fun, informative afternoon and help us raise the funds we need to win from the Conejo Valley to Washington, DC.
Tom Mullens
President
DCCV
Victory Garden Party and Silent Auction
Sunday, September 21, 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Sunset Hills Country Club
4155 Erbes Road
Thousand Oaks
91360
Join us for a sit down luncheon and to browse, and bid on, the always interesting silent auction items.
Our featured speaker is Gil Garcetti, former Los Angeles County District Attorney and now best selling author, noted photographer and environmental activist. His latest book, "Water Is Key" explores the impact of the scarcity of clean water in western Africa.
Also speaking will be our special guest, Eric Bauman, Chair of the Los Angeles County Democratic Party. He has few peers in getting Democrats ready for any election battle, let alone one as important as the one this November.
Wow,that's a nice bike. I wonder if he ever goes on rides with Mickey Jones.
Hi Tom -
I'm sure your heart is in the right place and I applaud your enthusiasm, but when you associate your organization with Gil Garcetti you lose all credibility. If it were not for Gil Garcetti, we would not have O.J. Simpson running around claiming his innocence. They say "you are judged by the company you keep". I'm sorry to say and that you've lost all crediblity with all sane constinuency that have a memory of the recent past.
Sincerely,
Joseph Mica
Mr. Mica,
The OJ Simpson trial ended in 1995.
Gil Garcetti left office in 2000.
He published his first book of photographs, "Iron" in 2002 to critical acclaim.
We have invited Mr. Garcetti to discuss his latest book, "Water Is Key" because it focuses attention on the fresh water crisis in western Africa and around the world.
Thank you,
Tom Mullens
President
DCCV