1. Mike Malloy, 
Our Emcee, Talk show host, Atlanta, syndicated  audio of speech

2. Patricia Ireland. 
NOW President

3. Elaine Van Der Linden, 
S. Carolina: Founder, MollysMilitia.org, S. Carolina Organizer, VoterMarch.org : speaker/organizer at "We The People" Rally)

4. Lou Posner, Esq.
Chairman, VoterMarch.org: NYC & Washington, DC Trust The People activist/organizer

5. Arthur Buonamia
FLA,  Democratic Executive Committee of Miami-Dade County  

6. Zak Exley
Director, gwbush.com, Founder, countercoup.org

7. Granny D, 
N.H. :  Captured the nation's heart as she marched across the US for Campaign Finance Reform) - audio of Granny D's Speech -- picture of Granny D, also see grannyd.com/dupont.htm

8. Deidre E. Newton
Palm Beach Activist, District Supervisor , Soil & Water Conservation

9. Ronny Dugger
Alliance For Democracy) spoke & led group from our rally  to US Supreme Court Shadow Inauguration.Les 
(see below for written text and audio of Dugger's speech)

10.  Michael Collins
Georgia, Director, One Citizen One Vote   GA Organizer, Votermarch.org: United Progressive Athens & Athens Free Press Founding Member)

11.   Cathy Danielson
TN, Director of Nashville Insanity investigating Vote Fraud in Tennessee) 

12.   Phil Berg
PA, Attorney former Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania and political activist, has filed Class Action Lawsuit to overturn FLA Election)

13.   Lucy Herschel
NY, Voter Rights Activist,  Campaign to End the Death Penalty

14  Bob Rogers
Vice chairman,  Chief Marshall, March Details

15.  David Lytel
NY, Democrats.com, TrustThePeople.com , collected 3,000 complaints of disenfranchisement affidavits in Palm Beach!) - text of David Lytel's Speech, audio of David's Speech

16. Asa R. Gordon, Executive Director,  Douglas Institute Think Tank,  filed a civil action (Dec. 29th,
2000) that challenges the constitutionality of Florida's Presidential electors

Performers At Rally:

1. Luci Murphy
Renowned vocal artist, who sings and teaches in the Washington area, and internationally on behalf of universal human rights. She believes, "if you can talk, you can sing."

2. Rande Harris
Wonderful activist/singer: He can be heard on the CD "The Secret of Sharing - Randolph Harris and Pete Seeger" recorded in 1998.

3. Les Souci
Activist, Speaker Coordinator for Voter March Rally: RollingStone.com editor's pick, top 10 Internet Underground Artist (www.iuma.com ) has several internet music sites.Souci (sioux-si'), (Director: For Justice  mp3.com/LesSouci , speaker/organizer at "We The People" Rally

4. Joel Landy
Voter March Organization Coordinator, activist/singer has his own Award Winning Cable TV Show.

5. Sharon Abreu
Sharon Abreu and Stammers Rameau met in Greenwich Village. Their energetic "new roots" music blends elements of folk, blues, and early rock in original tunes and novel adaptations of their favorite songs. Sharon & Stammers recently performed in concert with Pete Seeger.

6. Judy Klass
Has written a number of parody songs about the election, has been featured on Joel Landy's Internet TV Show.

7. Julia Rose
An alternative acoustic artist, began performing on Baltimore's streets. She has since performed at prestigious venues including Blues Alley in DC and CBGB's Gallery in New York.

8. Zehm Aloim
From Phoenix Arizona, wrote a very on-topic song "Lady Freedom" expressly about the fraud of this election and has been performing it live.

9. Heather Lev
Activist/singer-songwriter. Wonderful unifying anthems.

10. Jenny Hurwitz
Voter March Performers Coordinator: "I can be referred to as the Chairwoman of the National Just Another Jew for Pat Buchanan Committee"

Remarks by Ronnie Dugger of the Alliance for Democracy, Jan. 20th, 2001, at 11:00 am at Dupont Circle in Wash. DC

"When Mr. Bush is sworn in at noon today the United States Government will be seized in a judicial coup d'etat. Congress and the Presidency have already been delegitimized across the past 20 years, among the American people, by the triumph of uncontrolled campaign finance corruption and bribery over the common good--the seizure of deciding power from the people by large corporations and the very rich.  And now, in Bush v. Gore, the Supreme Court has delegitimized itself and the court system by stopping the vote counting in Florida and selecting the President.  The corporate media will not record it, but let's say it together: When Mr. Bush is sworn in an hour from now by the Chief Justice who abused his power to select him, the government itself is being seized.  

The only basis for democratic legitimacy is the consent of the governed.  That was the deal. The Presidency has been seized. Today the government is seized.  The covenant is broken.  Mr. Bush is not the President--he is the Special Master appointed by the Supreme Court.  After the secret four-month constitutional convention in Philadelphia, a matron of the city asked Benjamin Franklin what they had produced. "A Republic, if you can keep it," 

 Franklin said. Well, we have not kept it--it has been seized from us--we have lost the Republic into a corporate oligarchy.  And free Americans do not accept, and we do resist, a court-appointed Master as our President.  This is no longer a respectable system of government.  

We move on now, civilly, nonviolently, and with determination, to replace the American Republic, which is being taken from us at noon today, with a new American Democracy.  For this nonideological, nonviolent rebellion to work, nothing is more necessary than closure and alliance between white Americans and the maximum victims of the American Republic, the blacks we enslaved and still cruelly oppress. 

For our part, the Alliance for Democracy affinity group will be pulling away from this fine rally in about half an hour, getting on the Metro, and going to Union Station and Stanton Square, for the counter-inauguration being led by persons of color, including Al Sharpton, Ron Daniels, the National Action Network, and the Pro-Democracy Campaign, in a National Day of Resistance and Shadow Inauguration.  In this special announcement authorized by the leaders of this Voter March, we invite you to join us in this act of solidarity--and in any case in your will to be in 

solidarity--with our black and brown brothers and sisters in a new democracy.  Although whites and blacks and browns were not able to come together enough to heal the American Republic, we will all come together now in deepest equality to form the new American Democracy."

Click for Audio of Speech by Ronnie Dugger, founder of Alliance for Democracy.