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Apr 17, 2004, 11:47:14 PM4/17/04
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Top posting because this is too long to scroll down for. Now, why
would I want to do this? I think, given the circumstances, they are
doing a better job than anyone else that I see as a presidential
candidate. Not only that, I'm a firm believer in same-gender
marriages and am doing everything I can to help support this basic
moral value. We also share the same views on abortion, which is more
than I can say for others.

In Christ,
David

On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 21:25:39 GMT, Thor Kottelin <th...@anta.net> wrote:

>Call for an Impeachment Inquiry of Bush and Cheney,
>Get Congress to Take Action
>
>Sign our online Petition and read below for more information:
>
> http://www.votenader.org/get_involved/impeach.php
>
>HEY DUDE WHERE'S MY BUDDY!!!???
>COME BACK HOME MICHAEL!!!
>
>Ok Michael, you've had your realpolitik fling with ex-General Wesley
>Clark. Your endorsed Presidential candidate in the Democratic Primaries
>has withdrawn. It is time for you to come home, to join your buddies and
>resume your only genuine role which is that of defiance and resistance.
>Compliance and assistance with the Democrats does not accord with your
>past, your character, your bold writings and, most memorably, your long
>corrosive assaults on the Party that betrayed the working classes and
>plunged our country into corporate globalization. Remember, Michael,
>you're the flinty man from Flint, Michigan. You've never forgotten your
>roots. The heady Hollywood, Manhattan scene with the celebrities and
>Academy Awards have never gotten to your head but rather have gotten
>into your deserving pockets. How we all recall your standing before one
>billion people in Los Angeles at the televised Academy Awards in 2003
>and, breaking the customary cant of the awardees, throwing the gauntlet
>down to George W. Bush and his "fictitious" war mongering.
>
>Now the War has become a quagmire, with both Republicans and Democrats
>complicit (check the votes in Congress). The Draft may be on the way. So
>what are you doing going on the Al Franken Show very nearly breaking
>down when Al Gore (he of the pro NAFTA/GATT, anti-worker, regime-change,
>Iraq-bombing, lethal sanctions on half a million children
>Administration) called and thought you were apologizing. You have
>nothing to apologize for, Michael. Gore has a lot to apologize
>for-blowing the election he won in Florida and the country as a whole
>and for blowing, with Bill Clinton, the many opportunities the
>rich-booming Nineties and the collapse of the Soviet Union gave this
>country to turn a peace dividend into a pro-worker, pro-environment,
>pro-consumer and anti-poverty resurgence.
>
>Come back and join our Presidential campaign, Michael. Talk to those
>"Reagan Democrats"-those 35% of union members who still vote Republican
>and against their own interests-as only you can. Michael, if you go
>pumping for the Democratic Party this year, just what are you going to
>say to the unemployed steelworkers near Sparrows Point in Maryland? To
>the megathousands of laid off textile and furniture workers in North and
>South Carolina? To the abandoned auto workers waiting and waiting near
>their empty factories that went to repressive countries? To the millions
>of blue-collar workers, who fought our wars, only to learn that the two
>parties won't fight for their company pensions and health insurance? Are
>you going to tell them how the Democratic Party pushed through the WTO,
>let their pensions erode or disappear, were too busy collecting checks
>from the corporate bosses to pay attention to the corporate crime wave
>that looted and drained trillions of dollars from millions of workers,
>their retirement and small investments? Will you tell them that the
>cowardly Democrats, who couldn't win the fewer elections they are now
>not losing without the labor vote, won't even mount a determined drive
>to repeal the notorious, union-blocking Taft Hartley Act?
>
>How can you be free to be what you are, or to depress Bush's vote, to
>jolt into consciousness the moribund Democratic Party?
>
>Hey Dude, join your real buddies! The ones you may be thinking about
>just don't fit either your message, your vision, or our website
>VoteNader.org.
>
>Come back home Michael. The workers and the youth of America are looking
>for you.
>
>Best regards,
>Ralph Nader
>
>
>P.S. Will you put this invitation on your website and see how your fans
> react to Michael Moore returning to the Nader 2004 presidential
> campaign? Patti Smith will reserve a big singing spot, for you, on the
> stage for the customary finale, PEOPLE HAVE THE POWER.
>
>
>Wednesday April 14, 2004
>
>Join the Call for an Impeachment Inquiry of Bush and Cheney
>Help us Get Congress to Take Action
>
>You can help the call for an impeachment inquiry of President Bush and
>Vice President Dick Cheney. Sign our online Petition.
>
> http://www.votenader.org/get_involved/impeach.php
>
>
>George W. Bush and Dick Cheney should be impeached for two reasons:
>
> They led the United States into an illegal, unconstitutional war in Iraq.
> They misled the Congress and the American people with five falsehoods that led to war.
>
>All it takes is one Member of the House of Representatives to call for
>an Impeachment Inquiry to start the process to investigate the two
>grounds. If the House then votes by a simple majority for Articles of
>Impeachment, the Senate would then undertake a trial of the President
>and Vice President. They would only be convicted, and impeached, if
>two-thirds of the Senate agrees.


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