Let’s Roll! Get on the Bus! The “Blue-Green Machine” two action-packed days!
Let’s Roll! The debate over “fast track” legislation for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and other pending trade deals is 
coming to a head right now. Several Members of Congress from the Pacific Northwest remain undecided on this critical issue and need to hear from you!
http://www.ThePortlandAlliance.org/tpp
To voice opposition against the disastrous impacts fast track would have on the Pacific Northwest’s economy, environment and public health, the Washington Fair Trade Coalition, the Oregon Fair Trade Campaign, Sierra Club and partners from the labor, environmental, public health, human rights, and other movements are getting on a bus called the “Blue-Green Machine” for two action-packed days of rallies, press events and briefings that need your support.
Please RSVP for any or all of the Oregon events below at http://tinyurl.com/fairtradeorbust. For more info, please email elizabeth@oregonfairtrade.org
February 18th
9am – Kick off! Westminster Church
(1624 NE Hancock St. Portland)
Enjoy coffee and pastries,
check out the Fair Trade Bus,
and head out to Rep. Bonamici’s office
(For questions about carpooling options email elizabeth@oregonfairtrade.org /
morgan.gratzweiser@sierraclub.org)
10am – Rep. Bonamici – Stand With Oregon
Against Fast Track (12725 SW Millikan Way, Suite 220
Beaverton, OR)
Constituents rally against fast track at the office of Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici calling for good-paying jobs, a healthy environment, and access to medicine.
12pm – Portland Rally Against Fast Track! Bluemenauer & Wyden! (729 N.E. Oregon Street Suite 115 Portland, OR)
Environmentalists, trade unionists and other Oregonians will rally for a sustainable future outside Congressman Earl Blumenauer’s office before marching over to the nearby office of Senator Ron Wyden
3pm – Rep Schrader – Stand with Oregon
Against Fast Track! (544 Ferry Street SE,
Suite 2, Salem, OR)
Constituents rally against Fast Track
at the office of Congressmen Kurt Schrader
calling for good-paying jobs, a healthy environment,
and access to medicine.
