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Caitlin Blue

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Website:	http://cotam.org
Company Overview:	Clothing of the American Mind is a grassroots company deeply committed to creating apparel that is environmentally safe and responsible, politically and socially conscious, sweatshop free, American made and Fair Trade. A portion of all funds collected from our clothing sales is donated directly to progressive causes and candidates fighting for issues of social and political justice. .
Mission:	Clothing of the American Mind promotes activism as a way of life, encouraging the notion that anyone can be a political activist; all you have to do is get dressed! With our stylish, eco-chic designs, you can look as good as you feel knowing you are creating a dialogue, spreading a progressive message and sporting gear that is manufactured fairly. .
Products:	In 2006, we launched our first full 100% organic line for women, men and children. These products are the most sustainable, responsible, high quality t-shirts on the market.

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Womens Peace Vote
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$34.00
Everything about this shirt is gonna make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, kinda like voting does. Super soft 100% faded blac...

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Mens Peace Vote
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$34.00
Everything about this shirt is gonna make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, kinda like voting does. Super soft 100% faded bla...

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Organic Stop Wars Long Sleeve
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$48.00
Stop Wars, our original organic design launched in 2005, was worn by Natalie Portman on Saturday Night Live. Peace is a message ...

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Electoral College Dropout T Shirt
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$30.00
Of course, we would never advocate dropping out of college, but the Electoral College sucks! Can you say Florida? What about Ohi...

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Mens Vote for Change T Shirt
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$33.00
As primary season heats up in the most important election of our generation, get your VOTE for Change t-shirt and let everyone k...

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Womens Vote for Change T-Shirt
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$33.00
As primary season heats up in the most important election of our generation, get your VOTE for Change t-shirt and let everyone k...

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Stop-Loss Congress Arrests

http://www.cotam.org/blog/archives/323

Today was the day for Stop-Loss Congress. We notified every Congress Member and Senator over the past two days that they were being stop-lossed and denied permission to leave until they end the occupation of Iraq. Today we took action. A group of activists dressed as Ghosts of War stood and spoke in the Senate and closed the place down – 10 arrests, I’m told.

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Rahm Emanuel for Vice President?

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Barack Obama - Yes We Can Music Video

Black Eyed Peas’ will.i.am’s music video inspired by Barack Obama’s message of hope.

Yes We Can!
¡Sí, Se Puede

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Clothing of the American Mind

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O'Reilly downplays the number of homeless veterans.

Last night, in reference to our nation’s homeless veterans, Bill O’Reilly said: “They may be out there, but there’s not many of them out there. Okay? … If you know where there’s a veteran sleeping under a bridge, you call me immediately, and we will make sure that man does not do it.”

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Last night in Congress -- Rep Wexler formally calls for impeachment hearings

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Clothing of the American MInd wrote at 10:51pm on February 10th, 2008

As Maine Goes…

John Nichols, The Nation

Barack Obama won the Maine caucuses by a wide margin Sunday night, securing 59 percent of the vote to just 40 percent for Hillary Clinton.

That’s 15 more delegates for Obama, nine more for Clinton.

And it caps a weekend that saw Obama win everywhere people had a chance to vote for him — from the Virgin Islands, where he got 89.9 percent of the vote, to Louisiana (57 percent of the vote; 33 delegates to 22 for Clinton) to Nebraska (68 percent; 16 delegates to 8 for Clinton) to Washington (68 percent; 35 delegates to 15 for Clinton).

But Maine was particularly sweet. It neighbors New Hampshire, which denied Obama an expected win in last month’s primary, and Massachusetts. which backed Clinton on Super Tuesday.
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