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  Green VP Candidate Challenges Cheney
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News DateWednesday, September 29, 2004 06:00:00 AM UTC0:0
DescriptionLaMarche Invites the Vice President to Join her "Left Out Tour"

Green Party vice presidential candidate Pat LaMarche will lead an all-night vigil outside of the vice president's Washington, DC residence on Saturday, September 25, starting at 2 p.m., as part of her two week "Left Out Tour" which is designed to bring attention to people living in homeless shelters, on the streets and without health insurance.

"I'm taking my Left Out Tour to the vice president's home to challenge Mr. Cheney to tell the America people what he plans to do to provide them with a living wage and universal health care. Mr. Cheney has had four years to address poverty issues and it seems to me he hasn't done much at all. If he wants to hang on to his job, he should be concerned about the people who have lost theirs," said LaMarche, a former gubernatorial candidate and a single mother of two children.

LaMarche's visit to DC is the fifth stop on her two week Left Out Tour. On each night of the Tour, LaMarche will sleep either in a homeless or domestic violence shelter or on the streets to draw attention to the least privileged members of our society. In Boston, LaMarche spent a frightening night on the streets with homeless people. In Providence, she will spend the night in a tent city set up across from the Rhode Island Statehouse.
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