Sign Barbara Boxer's petition to have

hearings on the surveillance BEFORE Alito and Supreme Court ones.

<http://ga4.org/campaign/wiretaphearings>

man I've been doing alot of activism this week-it feels good

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Done.

because Bush will no longer be there to back the nomination.

it says it sent my letter to Specter... then it says delivery method... UNREACHABLE. Where's this petition going again?

Don't know if I got added to the petition or not. Anyone else experience this?

We have to do this first thing after the break!!

Bully for her. (Why are the only Dems with balls female?)

:bounce:

Thanks.

It is TIME to take a stand!

:kick: :kick: :kick:

and it asked me to download it and mail it instead. Why would I get that message instead of just signing it electronically?

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

We cannot let this action go unpunished and still call ourselves a Republic.

Done!!!

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35,787 signed so far.

I got the message that the method of delivery was "unreachable" & got some download button. Not sure now whether mine went through or not - confusing.

Hope it works....

Done, will print mine out, sign it and mail it.

Dap

letters were printed and will be mailed tonight.

we love you barbara!

This needs to carry every single signature.

:kick: Sen. Kennedy has a blog where you can comment and several petitions on his site:

http://www.tedkennedy.com/journal/362/delivering-a-message-to-the-white-house

Last week's petition -- and subsequent flyer -- was an important demonstration of our commitment to hold the Bush Administration accountable for its actions. In fact, you helped bring together 70,000 Americans to insist that the White House stop withholding information from Senate investigations.

Your work in the past few weeks and throughout this year has continued to hold the White House accountable, by speaking up when our country needs you.

Wrapped in its tight cloak of secrecy, however, the Administration continues to dodge growing questions about its misguided behavior. Now, with news of the president's unilateral -- and likely illegal -- domestic espionage operation, it's never been more important to push for satisfactory
answers.

We either believe in the rule of the law or we don't. No American -- regardless of position or office -- is above the law. As you know, as part of a continuing investigation of a leak of national security information, a federal grand jury recently indicted senior White House official, Scooter Libby.

Legal experts across the political spectrum are now raising hugely serious questions about the legality of the President's unilateral domestic surveillance activities. President Bush was wrong to unilaterally order the National Security Agency to spy on U.S. citizens. It's up to the American people to put things right.

The Administration has a responsibility to be truthful with the American people. You and I both know that our fellow citizens - no matter what their political party - will not tolerate a leader who refuses to be honest with the nation.

President Bush has much to answer for - and it's our responsibility as Americans to continue to ask the questions and insist on adequate answers.

Agent Mike, what you are doing is WRONG!.

When I was in the Army, we were told that we didn't have to follow orders that we viewed as illegal.
Stand up, tell your bosses that you will not break the law for this junta.