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Last Updated on Sunday, 09 August 2009 01:45 Written by We The People of Mid-Michigan Thursday, 18 June 2009 15:30

We are people of every classification from the Mid-Michigan area.

We are NON-PARTISAN, in our individual efforts to learn the facts about the bigger issues impacting American citizens today.  

We seek to validate and disseminate select researched information to those who seek it in an effort to educate interested people of Mid-Michigan and elsewhere about the issues at large.

We gather in peaceful protest at public venues to remind other Americans we have this right as legal American citizens.

We invite and welcome you to become a Registered visitor of our website.  This allows ability to post messages, share connections with friends, subscribe to newsletters, take part in polls and surveys, discuss topics in the forums, receive notices about rally events and other social networking functions within this site.  

If you'd like to be kept informed on what efforts We the People of Mid-Michigan are taking part in, please visit the Register page and submit your name, email address, city and state to become a Registered Visitor.  your email address so you can select newsletters of interest as they are developed.

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