Conyers' Web Chat TODAY -Ask questions at 9am -Chat begins at 3pm -eastern

You Are Invited to Participate in My First Ever Web Chat -- Tuesday, May 10, 3 PM ET
Special Guest -- Louise Slaughter

You are cordially invited to participate in a first ever live online chat with Congressman Louis Slaughter, Ranking Democrat on the House Rules Committee, and me on Tuesday, May 10, 2005, beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern time and ending at approximately 4:00 p.m. (Questions will be accepted earlier however.) The “chat” is being hosted by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. To join in on the chat simply go to: http://www.democraticaction.org . Please feel free to pass this information along to any friends, colleagues, and family (and encourage them to sign up for my newsletter at my web site at johnconyers.com – you should as well if you have not already done so!).

Tuesday afternooon’s on-line chat will be a revolutionary event where two of the leading Democrats in the House pool their resources and expertise to interact with you to respond to your concerns and questions. Among the topics that I expect will come up include the Ohio presidential election and election reform, the Jeff Gannon scandal, the recent disclosure that Bush agreed to go to war in the summer of 2002 before they even bothered asking for authority, the Schiavo case and the Republican assault on the judiciary, Bush’s attempted rip off of the Social Security System, the various additional abuses and misuses of power by the GOP Majority, the upcoming legislative agenda, and the state of the Democratic Party.

Look forward to hearing from you Tuesday afternoon.

davide2323

The White House has told the press that they refused to comment on the recently released Secret UK Memo. What can concerned citizens and activists do to help amplify the demand for answers from the Administration about the "Secret UK memo"?

Rep. Conyers: You must contact your Member of Congress and demand that they join us in requesting answers from the President. We may need to resort to non-violent demonstration methods to let the President know he cannot sweep this under the rug. Thank you for your question.