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Biking as a presidential campaign issue


Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (left) plans to discuss the future of bicycling at a Thursday night fundraiser in Chicago.

But after seeing this picture of him tooling around town, a concerned editor e-mailed me to ask whether his seat was too low.
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[Apparently even newspaper editors know a thing or two about bikes in Chicago.]

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Congressman John Sarbanes on bicycling


I share your goal of reducing congestion on our nation's highways and I will support measures that effectively accomplish this goal. H.R. 1498 would allow for a bicycle commuting allowance as a qualified transportation fringe benefit available to employers. This legislation has been referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. Should the full House of Representatives have the opportunity to consider this measure, I will be sure to keep your views in mind.

Again, thank you for your input on this important issue. If I can be of assistance in the future, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

John Sarbanes
Member of Congress

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Kratovil supports biking


On BBC Talk:

"So at the BCYD meeting Frank Kratovil came to speak (He's running for congress in the 1st district) and I asked him if he supported making route 40's bridge over the Susquehanna River bikable and he said yes and yes to my follow up about making it easier for cyclists on the Bay Bridge. (Well technically he said yes in that it was part of his belief that there should be more alternative transportation) Just thought it would be useful to pass on his position. ..."

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Gilchrest


[Note: If anyone has any pro biking comments or articles about ANY candidate please send them our way. The following was sent to us:]


Please encourage your republican bicycling friends who may be in the 1st congressional district to support Gilchrest

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There's no better time for Sheila Dixon to be mayor of Baltimore than now.


After 20 years in public office, she knows the political terrain, the pitfalls of the job and, most inviting, the promise that the office holds for improving a city that she knows and loves. She is the Democratic candidate best suited to advance the city's successes and improve upon its failings.

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