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_ April 1992
Creating

Trouble on the
Campaign Trail

ACT/UP and Queer Nation spent the
days prior to the New Hampshire Pres-
idential primaries doing their best to pro-
mote their agenda and gain recognition
for their concerns.

ACT/UP New Hampshire rented five
mini-vans to follow candidates from
both parties and confront them with
questions. Several protestors attended a
Bush rally in Derry, NH, the Saturday
before the primary. Prior to being hauled
out of the auditorium, protestors yelled
out “You’ve turned your back on AIDS
and millions will die.”

  

More than 600 protesters marched along
a mile long route through downtown
Manchester, NH, the Saturday afternoon
before the primary, to Bush-Quayle cam-

   
    
  
 

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paign headquarters. “We’re here to tell
President Bush and all the presidential
candidates that AIDS is a very deadly se-
rious issue that cannot wait any longer,”
said Michael Petrelis, spokesperson for
ACT/UP, which organized the march.
When the crowd reached Bush head-
quarters, it pushed against the storefront
window and shattered the glass. No oth-
er violence was reported and Petrelis
said ACT/UP did not plan or condone
the action. Marchers at the front of the
march held a black cloth banner reading
“Silence=Death.” Other signs read,
“Dump Bush” and “Health Care is a
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ACT/UP also caught up with several of
the Democratic candidates, questioning
them on their lack of support for AIDS
funding and civil rights legislation. V

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