Coffee Party USA brings day of community dialogue and political discourse to Oahu

HONOLULU -- In the midst of growing frustration with the political climate of the country, the grassroots movement Coffee Party USA has declared March 13, 2010 National Coffee House Day, during which Americans across the country will meet at coffee houses and around kitchen tables to facilitate informative and civil dialogue about a myriad of issues. The non-partisan organization has drawn members from all walks of life and works toward reestablishing civic pride and having a strong desire to contribute to the political discourse that is the basis of democracy. The Oahu chapter of Coffee Party USA will host National Coffee House Day on Saturday, March 13 from 10:00 a.m. at Kapiolani Coffee Shop, 98-1277 Kaahumanu St., at Waimalu Shopping Center in Aiea.

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