[Parlortricks] Tell our senator(s): I can't believe you sold out the Bill of Rights.

[Peter Fraterdeus]

From "Credo" (formerly Working Assets)

Senator Durbin of Illinois was one of the courageous Democrats to vote  
against the awful bill immunizing Bush and the telecoms from any  
repercussions on their illegal spying. To register your approval of  
his stand, you can sign the petition here:

http://tinyurl.com/thanks-sen-durbin

Why Senator Obama felt the need to abandon his principles on this, I  
can't imagine. (well, I CAN imagine, but I find it incredible)

However, I believe he needs to feel the discomfort of that abandonment.

If he is going to be the next president, he will need to be reminded  
regularly that it is those principles which provided him with the  
opportunity.

Please follow this link to register your thoughts about this.

http://tinyurl.com/whats-with-obama

Thanks

PF



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Tell our senator(s): I can't believe you sold out the Bill of Rights.

Dear Friends,

I just expressed my severe disappointment in Senator Obama, who voted  
yes on warrantless wiretapping.

Please have a look at this CREDO Action e-activism campaign. On July  
9th, sixty-nine senators -- including Senator Obama -- voted to gut  
the Fourth Amendment. They voted to hand President Bush the power to  
spy on Americans without warrants, and to immunize the telecoms who  
allegedly helped him do so in the past.

So why does a president with the lowest approval ratings since the  
advent of polling have the power to eviscerate the Constitution?

Because Senator Obama gave it to him. At the signing ceremony in the  
Rose Garden, President Bush paid "special tribute" (his words) to  
Democrats like Steny Hoyer, Jay Rockefeller, and Silvestre Reyes for  
helping to pass the bill.

You can make your opinion heard by signing this petition and speaking  
out for our civil liberties.

http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/fisa_senate_bad/?r_by=540-1098534-Z36vNXx&rc=paste

Thanks!

Peter Fraterdeus
Exquisite Letterpress
http://slowprint.com






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