
The Women's Network Third Membership Forum
New State Democratic Party Chair Jennifer Moore addresses forum attendees in Louisville during the Third Annual Membership Forum Saturday. Listening were Forum Luncheon speaker Governor-elect Steve Beshear, Louisville Network Chair and Forum organizer Virginia Woodward, and State Network President Lil Press.
If Virginia Woodward and Lil Press look especially pleased, it's with good cause. Jennifer Moore is a long-time member of The Women's Network. In addition, Moore's legal service in 2005 on behalf of Woodward prevented the seating of an ineligible Republican State Senate candidate.
More images from the Third Anual Membership Forum of The Women's Network.
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The Womens Network,
Advocates for Democratic Principles, is dedicated to
the achievement of a society that is both free and fair, embracing
the Four Freedoms set forth by Franklin D. Roosevelt and the
Core Principles of the Democratic Party.
The Network seeks to recapture and promote
the principles that historically have distinguished the Democratic
Party as the party that reflects true American MORAL VALUES.
It is the Party of inclusion and diversity that uses the word
"compassion" honestly, ensures a safety net for
those who are not able to help themselves, and pays attention
to the needs of working men and women and their families.
Historically, the Democratic Party has been the party of prosperity
for the vast body of citizens, rather than the few.
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The Womens Network
is committed to activating Kentucky women to take part in
the political process, strengthening their influence and inclusion
in policy- making decisions
We invite you to join
this rapidly growing statewide organization. Help us expand
our positive influence on local, state and national elections
and educate Kentuckians about what Democrats stand fortrue
American values. Help us involve thousands of women in
the grass roots efforts to improve the lives of women and
families by supporting the Democratic Party, its principles,
and candidates who abide by the principles.
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