November 03, 2004
Sign the Pledge : No Stolen Elections
by Liza Sabater
No sooner than my computer is fired up, that I receive an action alert from United for Peace and Justice, via Nichelle Newsletter: Ain't No Stopping Us Now.
Go sign the Pledge of Action to Stop a Stolen Election.
"I remember the stolen presidential election of 2000 and I am willing to take action in 2004 if the election is stolen again. I support efforts to protect the right to vote leading up to and on Election Day, November 2nd. If that right is systematically violated, I pledge to join nationwide protests starting on November 3rd, either in my community, in the states where the fraud occurred, or in Washington DC."
No conceding until every ballot is counted and every case of voter supression is heard. Every one of them.
On a lighter note, all my unscientific predictions were proved wrong but for the electoral vote. I do believe it will come down to one or two electoral votes.
Don't you wish we had a popular vote system?
Posted by Liza Sabater in 2004 Elections, Activism
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Regarding # 6 (re-Enfranchise Ex-Fellons) on your Voter Bill Of Rights:
In my opinion, any abrogation of any US citizen's First Amendment rights--including their right to vote--should be challanged in US Federal Court.
Just because a person has commited a crime--whether he is doing time for it or not-- does not nullify his US citizenship.
As long as a person is a citizen of the US, he should retain all of his 1st amendment rights. The only persons who should loose their 1st Amendment right to vote are those who have been convicted of treason. For supporters of peace and justice to condone any abridgement of this is a crime unto itself.
I took the time to offer my comment as you requested. I would appreciate you response in kind.
Thank you,
David Murphrey, Director
Citizens For Just Democracy
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Comment by: David Murphrey at November 27, 2004 03:38 PM