Wednesday, September 06, 2006

"I am hoping that Les in Corpus will be able to confirm the availability of the Presidential Suite"

----- Original Message -----

From:

To: "Steve Rossignol"

Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 5:50 PM

Subject: Re: When are you leaving for Corpus?





> Hey folks,

>

> I need housing Saturday evening, if I can stay in the "presidential suite"

> that would be good (woohoo!;)

>

> I will be around starting Friday AM and at your service through Saturday

> evening. I'm leaving Sunday evening and plan on making Sunday a "tourist"

> day or something like that.

>

> Greg

> Hey folks,

>

> I need housing Saturday evening, if I can stay in the "presidential suite"

> that would be good (woohoo!;)

>

> I will be around starting Friday AM and at your service through Saturday

> evening. I'm leaving Sunday evening and plan on making Sunday a "tourist"

> day or something like that.

>

> Greg

>> >> Has anyone arranged for Greg's accommodations? It occurred to me that

>> >> he

>> may be able to stay in the Presidential Suite if we have that room for

>> the

>> evening.

>>

>> Soli

>>

>> Steve Rossignol

>>

>>

>>

Hello Les--



$2 cover at any venue is a good deal.



I personally will not be in until Saturday.



I am sending this to the gang. Hopefully it will reach folks before they leave Friday. I understand that National Secretary Greg Pason is already in Corpus. Has he made contact with you?



See you tomorrow.



Steve Rossignol





----- Original Message -----

From: Les Cassidy

To: Steve Rossignol

Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 8:25 PM

Subject: Re: [SPTXSC] Re: When are you leaving for Corpus?





Friday night we can have a get together at any number of venues downtown. let's meet in the Presidential suite of the hotel at 9:00 p.m. and decide where to go.



Saturday night the Ying Yang Fandango is having a live performance of a celtic/gypsy band nearby. The place is quite cool and it's a late cafe. Cover $2.00 but a great buy at that.



Les Cassidy



Cano for Congress -- I like that. You know, a lot of younger people like to

think of themselves as independents. If Raul is listed as an Independent on

the ballot, he may really have a shot at winning. Besides the conservatives

will be split up.



In a message dated 08/10/2005 10:43:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

stever at moment.net writes:



Hello Erik--



Good to see you are on top of this. I will not bother to send the laws this

weekend since you already have.



On another front, I have started on the minutes, but I do not recall your

wife's name, Erik, nor did I get Samantha's last name. I am listing them as

observers.



This weekend I will try to send something to the expanded email list with a

synopsis of the convention as well as solicit further congressional

candidates.



Cano for Congress!



Steve Rossignol







Michael, I agree with your thinking. I think the run off thing would be

viable only if we run candidates in the Democratic Party primary.



Some of the other candidates, as I understand it, may not be Socialists,

and may wish to challenge Solomon in the primary election.



If we support those people in the primary, we would not be eligible to sign

the petitions for an independent candidate.



There is no run off in the General Election. Our strategy should be to

divide the conservatives, not to divide ourselves between three candidates.



We have to decide among us who the Independent Candidate is to be before the

November election.



I ran for State Representative on the Democratic Ticket in 1981, I think it

was. I didn't have to get any signatures. I just had to take a $400 check

to Austin and sign the papers.





Bill,



You know, you have an interesting idea! What if we run a candidate

against Solomon in the Democratic Primary??


>> >> Has anyone arranged for Greg's accommodations? It occurred to me that

>> >> he

>> may be able to stay in the Presidential Suite if we have that room for

>> the

>> evening.

>>

>> Soli

>>

>> Steve Rossignol

>>

>>

>>

Hello Les--



$2 cover at any venue is a good deal.



I personally will not be in until Saturday.



I am sending this to the gang. Hopefully it will reach folks before they leave Friday. I understand that National Secretary Greg Pason is already in Corpus. Has he made contact with you?



See you tomorrow.



Steve Rossignol





----- Original Message -----

From: Les Cassidy

To: Steve Rossignol

Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 8:25 PM

Subject: Re: [SPTXSC] Re: When are you leaving for Corpus?





Friday night we can have a get together at any number of venues downtown. let's meet in the Presidential suite of the hotel at 9:00 p.m. and decide where to go.



Saturday night the Ying Yang Fandango is having a live performance of a celtic/gypsy band nearby. The place is quite cool and it's a late cafe. Cover $2.00 but a great buy at that.



Les Cassidy



Cano for Congress -- I like that. You know, a lot of younger people like to

think of themselves as independents. If Raul is listed as an Independent on

the ballot, he may really have a shot at winning. Besides the conservatives

will be split up.



In a message dated 08/10/2005 10:43:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

stever at moment.net writes:



Hello Erik--



Good to see you are on top of this. I will not bother to send the laws this

weekend since you already have.



On another front, I have started on the minutes, but I do not recall your

wife's name, Erik, nor did I get Samantha's last name. I am listing them as

observers.



This weekend I will try to send something to the expanded email list with a

synopsis of the convention as well as solicit further congressional

candidates.



Cano for Congress!



Steve Rossignol







Michael, I agree with your thinking. I think the run off thing would be

viable only if we run candidates in the Democratic Party primary.



Some of the other candidates, as I understand it, may not be Socialists,

and may wish to challenge Solomon in the primary election.



If we support those people in the primary, we would not be eligible to sign

the petitions for an independent candidate.



There is no run off in the General Election. Our strategy should be to

divide the conservatives, not to divide ourselves between three candidates.



We have to decide among us who the Independent Candidate is to be before the

November election.



I ran for State Representative on the Democratic Ticket in 1981, I think it

was. I didn't have to get any signatures. I just had to take a $400 check

to Austin and sign the papers.





Bill,



You know, you have an interesting idea! What if we run a candidate

against Solomon in the Democratic Primary??

----- Original Message -----

From:

To: "Steve Rossignol"

Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 5:50 PM

Subject: Re: When are you leaving for Corpus?





> Hey folks,

>

> I need housing Saturday evening, if I can stay in the "presidential suite"

> that would be good (woohoo!;)

>

> I will be around starting Friday AM and at your service through Saturday

> evening. I'm leaving Sunday evening and plan on making Sunday a "tourist"

> day or something like that.

>

> Greg
I am hoping that Les in Corpus will be able to confirm the availability of

the Presidential Suite for Saturday evening. If all else fails, I can

guarantee you a spot in my Motel 6 room. Don't worry, we will arrange

something! Meals are on me, if no other arrangement has been made.



What are your arrangements for Friday PM? Has someone arranged to meet you

at the bus station? Do you have housing set up?Not sure when folks are

arriving, but I think Michael Yoder will be there Friday evening. Please

let me (or somebody) know,



I will have my cell phone activated, as much as I hate those things. All,

please make note of the number: 512-925-2497. I will not be arriving in

Corpus until about 8:30-9 AM on the 6th, leaving Blanco County about 5:30-6

AM, but I will have the phone on at that time. Until then, my home phone

number is 830-833-5315.



Soli



Steve Rossignol









----- Original Message -----

From:

To: "Steve Rossignol"

Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 5:50 PM

Subject: Re: When are you leaving for Corpus?





> Hey folks,

>

> I need housing Saturday evening, if I can stay in the "presidential suite"

> that would be good (woohoo!;)

>

> I will be around starting Friday AM and at your service through Saturday

> evening. I'm leaving Sunday evening and plan on making Sunday a "tourist"

> day or something like that.

>

> Greg

>







>> >> Has anyone arranged for Greg's accommodations? It occurred to me that

>> >> he

>> may be able to stay in the Presidential Suite if we have that room for

>> the

>> evening.

>>

>> Soli

>>

>> Steve Rossignol

>>

>>

>>

Hello Les--



$2 cover at any venue is a good deal.



I personally will not be in until Saturday.



I am sending this to the gang. Hopefully it will reach folks before they leave Friday. I understand that National Secretary Greg Pason is already in Corpus. Has he made contact with you?



See you tomorrow.



Steve Rossignol





----- Original Message -----

From: Les Cassidy

To: Steve Rossignol

Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 8:25 PM

Subject: Re: [SPTXSC] Re: When are you leaving for Corpus?





Friday night we can have a get together at any number of venues downtown. let's meet in the Presidential suite of the hotel at 9:00 p.m. and decide where to go.



Saturday night the Ying Yang Fandango is having a live performance of a celtic/gypsy band nearby. The place is quite cool and it's a late cafe. Cover $2.00 but a great buy at that.



Les Cassidy
----- Original Message -----

From:

To: "Steve Rossignol"

Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 5:50 PM

Subject: Re: When are you leaving for Corpus?





> Hey folks,

>

> I need housing Saturday evening, if I can stay in the "presidential suite"

> that would be good (woohoo!;)

>

> I will be around starting Friday AM and at your service through Saturday

> evening. I'm leaving Sunday evening and plan on making Sunday a "tourist"

> day or something like that.

>

> Greg



Minutes of the 2005 Socialist Party of Texas Convention

August 6, 2005

Presidential Suite, Ramada Inn, 600 Water Street, Corpus Christi, Texas



In attendance: Raul Cano, Brownsville; Emma GonzaLes, Brownsville; Bill Fulcher, Brownsville; Erik Carlos Toren, San Juan; Les Cassidy, Corpus Christi; Michael Yoder, Laredo; Steve Rossignol, Blanco County







Observers (at various times): John Kelley, Nick Braune, Linda Braune, Joan Braune, Samantha Garcia, Greg Pason







Cassidy (with Kelley) stated that people in Corpus had been involved with United Peace and Justice as well as the Progressive populist Caucus. They have a radio program entitled Media Focus, and are publishing a local paper entitled The Red Snapper. The Progressive Caucus works with SP-TX folks. Kelley talked about counter-recruitment activities and the uses of art to send a political message. There have also been anti-Walmart actions and a fund-raiser for Kinky Friedman







From: _Les Cassidy_ (mailto:



LAWLES at msn.com)

To: _Steve Rossignol_ (mailto:stever at moment.net)



Cc: _carlos morin_ (mailto:

goodolls at swbell.net) ; _John Kelley_

(mailto:greatblueheron777 at yahoo.com

) ; _Raul Cano_ (mailto:

raucan at msn.com)

Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 11:07 PM

Subject: Three Socialist Candidates for District 27





Steve,

What would you think of having 3 candidates run for Cong. Dist 27? Raul





Cano in the valley, Carlos Morin in Kingsville, and myself or John Kelley in

Corpus Christi? We could have a primary and it would be a great way to

organize our party in South Texas. It's not about winning the election anyway.





Les Cassidy
Minutes of the 2005 Socialist Party of Texas Convention

August 6, 2005

Presidential Suite, Ramada Inn, 600 Water Street, Corpus Christi, Texas



In attendance: Raul Cano, Brownsville; Emma GonzaLes, Brownsville; Bill Fulcher, Brownsville; Erik Carlos Toren, San Juan; Les Cassidy, Corpus Christi; Michael Yoder, Laredo; Steve Rossignol, Blanco County







Observers (at various times): John Kelley, Nick Braune, Linda Braune, Joan Braune, Samantha Garcia, Greg Pason







Cassidy (with Kelley) stated that people in Corpus had been involved with United Peace and Justice as well as the Progressive populist Caucus. They have a radio program entitled Media Focus, and are publishing a local paper entitled The Red Snapper. The Progressive Caucus works with SP-TX folks. Kelley talked about counter-recruitment activities and the uses of art to send a political message. There have also been anti-Walmart actions and a fund-raiser for Kinky Friedman







From: _Les Cassidy_ (mailto:



LAWLES at msn.com)

To: _Steve Rossignol_ (mailto:stever at moment.net)



Cc: _carlos morin_ (mailto:

goodolls at swbell.net) ; _John Kelley_

(mailto:greatblueheron777 at yahoo.com

) ; _Raul Cano_ (mailto:

raucan at msn.com)

Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 11:07 PM

Subject: Three Socialist Candidates for District 27





Steve,

What would you think of having 3 candidates run for Cong. Dist 27? Raul





Cano in the valley, Carlos Morin in Kingsville, and myself or John Kelley in

Corpus Christi? We could have a primary and it would be a great way to

organize our party in South Texas. It's not about winning the election anyway.





Les Cassidy