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Or a cocktail party, bicycle ride, or pumpkin carving. Invite family, friends, co-workers, or your organization. At your event, your group will write letters to Congress, and do other actions, to pressure Congress to act. We’ll provide instructions and materials.
Video or photograph your group yelling “Impeach!” It will make you smile. Send us the images. We’ll produce a snazzy video of all the images, and send it to your legislators, plaster the web with it, and with your donations, perhaps broadcast it on television.
This is backyard activism. It was created to give soccer moms, baseball dads, working people, suburbanites, inner-city folks, bed-ridden people, handicapped people, veterans, and people from ALL sides of the political spectrum a practical alternative to marching on Washington. It’s for Americans who want impeachment, but are uncomfortable, or unable, to demonstrate in the streets of our capital.
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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Making Congress Prosecute The President Arguments against impeachment are dangerously short-sighted, and fail to see this as as opportunity to strike a major blow against the vast corrupt machine which put Bush into power.
Sunday, December 2, 2007Making Congress Prosecute The President Arguments against impeachment are dangerously short-sighted, and fail to see this as as opportunity to strike a major blow against the vast corrupt machine which put Bush into power.
