Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben and Jerrys Ice Cream, is bringing his Stamp Stampede, a grass roots campaign to help get money out of politics, to the Mt. Philo Inn on Friday, Oct. 23, at 6:30
Mt. Philo State Park Rangers, John and Kim Frigault, who just completed another year taking care of Vermont's most popular state park, will talk about the dogs of Mt. Philo and their work with Long Trail Canine Rescue.
A Slideshow will feature incredible photos from Charlotter Stan Semuski, ambassador to the park this summer. On hand to help celebrate the occasion will be Vermonts Fun band The Hokum Bros.

The Stamp Stampede is tens of thousands of Americans legally stamping slogans on our Nations currency to get the message across that weve got to get money out of politics. Cohen will have stamp devices on hand and will be urging event-goers to stamp dollar bills with campaign finance reform messages like Not to be used for bribing politicians, Money is free speech, and Corporations are not people.

Don't forget to bring a bunch of cash with you. We'll help you legally stamp it in order to engage in monetary jiu jitsu- using money to get money out of politics- and u get to keep all your money!

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