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Listen to Arthur Lieber on the air, October 28

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Veteran journalist Don Marsh will interview Arthur Lieber during “St. Louis on the Air,” on Tuesday, Oct. 28, between Noon and 1 pm.

Lieber, a progressive Democrat, is challenging Republican Ann Wagner for the U.S. Congressional seat representing Missouri’s 2nd District. The Congressional district encompasses much of St. Louis County, plus portions of St. Charles and Jefferson Counties.

“St. Louis on the Air” is broadcast live on 90.7 FM and can be live-streamed via http://www.stlpublicradio.org/listen.php. A repeat broadcast is aired on 90.7 FM from 10 – 11 pm.

To call in during the noon broadcast call (314) 382-TALK (8255) or email talk@stlpublicradio.org.

St. Louis on the Air covers issues and concerns facing the St. Louis area. A Libertarian candidate for the seat, Bill Slantz, was a guest on the show on Monday, Oct. 27. According to St. Louis Public Radio, Wagner has agreed to an interview, but it has not yet been scheduled.

Lieber has been endorsed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which criticized Wagner for raising a large campaign treasury while being a no-show candidate who rarely makes public appearances.

For more information about Lieber’s campaign, visit his website at Lieber for Congress.

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2 thoughts on “Listen to Arthur Lieber on the air, October 28”

  1. Robert Pankratz says:
    October 28, 2014 at 1:54 pm

    I am a BeLieber!

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    December 24, 2016 at 5:28 am

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A 10:10 commitment!

Progressive Democrats, Lieber supporters, take 10 minutes and 10 seconds out of your day to tell your friends about the League of Women Voters Candidates Forum, Weds., Oct 22, 7 pm, at Meramec Community College. (Map) in the student center. (Directions) Arthur will be at the podium, along with his Libertarian opponent. Ann Wagner? Haven't heard from her. For more details, please click here.

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Donate $10.10: …Here’s why

I began this campaign by not taking any campaign contributions because I abhor the current incestuous relationship between money and politics. However I have been convinced that small donations are good; they represent a way for supporters to become an active part of the campaign. Contribute to the campaign and that truly represents grass-roots democracy.
I am now accepting contributions of up to $10.10 per person. Why $10.10? Because that is the new federal minimum wage proposed by President Obama and other Democrats. If enough people contribute, it will indeed make a difference in how many mailings I can do, how many billboards I can have, and even how many TV ads I can have.
By not seeking or accepting large contributions, I can focus my time on talking with constituents, studying issues, and once elected, doing the day job of a Congressman as a representative of everyone in the district.

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