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greg3347
Nov 1, 2007, 4:05:05 PM11/1/07
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On Nov 1, 11:01 am, gringogirl <sumarli...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Help Us Double Our Membership: Call C-SPAN
> NUSA : October 31 , 2007 -- by NUSA
>
> Help us double our membership before the next big battle in Congress
> begins.
>
> Please call C-SPAN (c-span.org) to tell others about NumbersUSA.com,
> and invite the audience to join us to experience the satisfaction of
> sending a few faxes (and report cards!) to their Representatives and
> Senators.
>
> We need your help to get the word out
>
> about NumbersUSA.com to hundreds of thousands of these people who are
> interested in politics, aware of the need for action, but unaware of
> NumbersUSA.com. The hosts WELCOME callers to read out their favorite
> WEBSITE ADDRESSES, to make political statements, and to question
> political guests who are on the show.
>
> Note: Call anytime, but calling during the "Open Phones" segments is
> the best, because any and all subjects are welcome. "Open Phones" are
> generally 7:00 a.m. to about 7:45 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
> Eastern time.
>
> Listeners/viewers can ask Washington Journal guests a question, or
> make a comment during Open Phone segments at:
>
> Support Republicans: (202) 737-0001
>
> Support Democrats: (202) 737-0002
>
> Support Independents: (202) 628-0205
>
> Outside U.S.: (202) 628-0184 What is C-SPAN?
>
> Callers reach a nationwide audience of all political views and
> parties. C-SPAN has three television channels available on cable and
> satellite television, and is broadcast on XM (channel 132) and Sirius
> (Channel 139) satellite radio, as well as on several local radio
> stations, and on the internet at:http://c-span.org/
>
> NumbersUSA Comment:
> C-SPAN is a unique, non-partisan, non-profit, commercial-free
> television and radio network, devoted to covering Congress and
> political and cultural issues. C-SPAN features a morning call-in show
> called 'Washington Journal" which is broadcast seven days a week,
> including holidays. It begins at 7:00 a.m. and runs until 10:00 a.m.
> Eastern Time (4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Pacific Time). When Congress is
> in session, it often cuts away to the House or Senate floor action
> earlier than 10:00 a.m.
>
> Listeners call C-SPAN from across America virtually every morning to
> complain about the effects of illegal immigration. Most are bewildered
> by what is happening to their country due to illegal immigration
> numbers out of control. These folks are desperately searching for a
> way to effectively express their concerns to Congress.
>
> A call to the C-SPAN audience THAT MENTIONS THE NUMBERSUSA.COM WEBSITE
> and how easy the website makes it to contact Congress, can get the
> word out to hundreds of thousands of Americans who don't get
> NumbersUSA.com Action Alerts. Often, the caller can tell the audience
> that Congress is about to vote on an immigration related bill, and
> invite listeners to visit NumbersUSA.com to find out what they can do
> to efficiently and effectively let Congress know what they think. We
> can get help from thousands of non-members and recruit many new
> members with just one phone call to this bi-partisan audience.
>
> NumbersUSA Comment:
> Like most Americans, nearly all of these callers have never heard of
> NumbersUSA.com, and they have no idea that NumbersUSA.com is available
> to them, free of charge, to help them economically leverage their
> efforts to make their views known to Congress. Thousands would join
> NumbersUSA.com if they could hear of our existence and what we can
> do.
>
> We appreciate you making this effort!
>
> Please tell us about your call!
>
> Submit my feedback!
> Help Us Double Our Membership: Call C-SPAN
> NUSA : October 31 , 2007 -- by NUSA
>
> Help us double our membership before the next big battle in Congress
> begins.
>
> Please call C-SPAN (c-span.org) to tell others about NumbersUSA.com,
> and invite the audience to join us to experience the satisfaction of
> sending a few faxes (and report cards!) to their Representatives and
> Senators.
>
> We need your help to get the word out
>
> about NumbersUSA.com to hundreds of thousands of these people who are
> interested in politics, aware of the need for action, but unaware of
> NumbersUSA.com. The hosts WELCOME callers to read out their favorite
> WEBSITE ADDRESSES, to make political statements, and to question
> political guests who are on the show.
>
> Note: Call anytime, but calling during the "Open Phones" segments is
> the best, because any and all subjects are welcome. "Open Phones" are
> generally 7:00 a.m. to about 7:45 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
> Eastern time.
>
> Listeners/viewers can ask Washington Journal guests a question, or
> make a comment during Open Phone segments at:
>
> Support Republicans: (202) 737-0001
>
> Support Democrats: (202) 737-0002
>
> Support Independents: (202) 628-0205
>
> Outside U.S.: (202) 628-0184 What is C-SPAN?
>
> Callers reach a nationwide audience of all political views and
> parties. C-SPAN has three television channels available on cable and
> satellite television, and is broadcast on XM (channel 132) and Sirius
> (Channel 139) satellite radio, as well as on several local radio
> stations, and on the internet at:http://c-span.org/
>
> NumbersUSA Comment:
> C-SPAN is a unique, non-partisan, non-profit, commercial-free
> television and radio network, devoted to covering Congress and
> political and cultural issues. C-SPAN features a morning call-in show
> called 'Washington Journal" which is broadcast seven days a week,
> including holidays. It begins at 7:00 a.m. and runs until 10:00 a.m.
> Eastern Time (4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Pacific Time). When Congress is
> in session, it often cuts away to the House or Senate floor action
> earlier than 10:00 a.m.
>
> Listeners call C-SPAN from across America virtually every morning to
> complain about the effects of illegal immigration. Most are bewildered
> by what is happening to their country due to illegal immigration
> numbers out of control. These folks are desperately searching for a
> way to effectively express their concerns to Congress.
>
> A call to the C-SPAN audience THAT MENTIONS THE NUMBERSUSA.COM WEBSITE
> and how easy the website makes it to contact Congress, can get the
> word out to hundreds of thousands of Americans who don't get
> NumbersUSA.com Action Alerts. Often, the caller can tell the audience
> that Congress is about to vote on an immigration related bill, and
> invite listeners to visit NumbersUSA.com to find out what they can do
> to efficiently and effectively let Congress know what they think. We
> can get help from thousands of non-members and recruit many new
> members with just one phone call to this bi-partisan audience.
>
> NumbersUSA Comment:
> Like most Americans, nearly all of these callers have never heard of
> NumbersUSA.com, and they have no idea that NumbersUSA.com is available
> to them, free of charge, to help them economically leverage their
> efforts to make their views known to Congress. Thousands would join
> NumbersUSA.com if they could hear of our existence and what we can
> do.
>
> We appreciate you making this effort!
>
> Please tell us about your call!
>
> Submit my feedback!
Don Stockbauer
Nov 1, 2007, 5:10:54 PM11/1/07
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One person can't possibly affect the world anymore in this day and age.
Don Stockbauer
Nov 1, 2007, 5:11:55 PM11/1/07
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Lawyerkill
Nov 1, 2007, 7:08:57 PM11/1/07
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>
> - Show quoted text -
Tell that to Bill Gates
Mike
Nov 1, 2007, 10:38:02 PM11/1/07
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replace the word "possibly" with "positively" and gates is excluded
Doctor Frankenstein
Nov 2, 2007, 12:16:21 AM11/2/07
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After all, Lee Harvey Oswald only had one vote. One vote can't
count...
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