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Protestors March on Lieberman’s House

by Allan Appel | Apr 2, 2007 11:08am
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Valda Jones (pictured) and Rabbi Israel Stein joined 50 antiwar protesters outside U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman’s downtown New Haven home to urge him to start saying “no” to George Bush’s escalation of the war in Iraq. The interfaith Passover/ Easter vigil made the point with a new twist on the seasonal song, “Go Down Moses.”

Chanting “Go down, Joseph/ Way down to Washington/ Tell George Pharoah Bush/ Bring our troops back home,” the wet but impassioned protesters first gathered on the Green Sunday evening.

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