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: Sunlight FoundationDo Your Taxes And Then Come Have A Drink For Open Government
By Nisha Thompson
Tonight is the Sunlight Foundations Tax Day Fundraiser with Finn Riggins. If you are in DC tonight and haven’t RSVP’d yet, do it now! This will be a great event to bring together open government supporters to show that we will party for a more open and accountable government!
So RSVP right now and check out the raffle prizes including a Kindle, a one night stay at L’Enfant Plaza Hotel and a ticket to the Personal Democracy Forum. But some prizes are priceless:
Full post as published by Sunlight Foundation on April 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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