September 28, 2004

"You've Got a Voice" German-American protest song

The song is "an appeal to all of us to raise our voices, to voice our criticisms, and above all to get out and vote. As part of the vote44 program against the politics of the Bush administration, the appeal is directed above all at Americans living abroad. In light of the recent elections in the states of Saxony and Brandenburg, however, where voter turnout in some places was under 50%, the song has relevance for Germany as well."

Available now for download free of charge on the homepage of
www.vote44.net

Posted by Kajsa at September 28, 2004 09:11 AM | Email to a friend

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