A national Town Hall meeting will be held in Manchester at 6:30 pm this Tuesday night, Sept. 25, at the Palace Theater.  New Hampshire bloggers are invited to attend and cover the event.  The theater is Wi-Fi enabled.

A brief summary:

1. The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM), a national, non-partisan organization based in Washington, DC,  is sponsoring the event.

2. The meeting will be hosted by TV’s John Ratzenberger (‘Cheers,’ The Travel Channel’s ‘Made in America’).

3. The meeting precedes the Democratic and Republican debates on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 26 and 27. 

4. The event will focus on New Hampshire’s continued loss of manufacturing and textile jobs.  Voters will be encouraged to ask candidates blunt questions about what they’ll do to help save U.S. manufacturing.

Attendance is free, and is open to the general public.  Bloggers are encouraged to RSVP in order to reserve media seating and Internet access.  This is a non-partisan event.  No campaign paraphernalia or propaganda from any political party or candidate will be allowed inside (t-shirts, signs, buttons, etc.)

To RSVP, or if you have any questions, please contact Steven Capozzola at: scapozzola@aamfg.org, 202-393-3430. 

 Special thanks to Cow Hampshire’s Janice Brown for the nice mention of our Town Hall meeting.  We’re also grateful to Doug Lambert at GraniteGrok for his interest and Brian Lawson at NH Prez Watch.

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