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17 February 2007
Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:30:56 -0500 (EST) To: "Sen. Harry Reid" <info@dscc.org> From: jya[at]pipeline.com Subject: They Do Not Want to Debate Look, these DSCC messages are not believable as coming from a senator, or another Democrat notable, and are ususally deleted unread as obnoxiously plastic fabrications with a prominent name deployed to get the message read however disappointing the content. Either send messages actually written by the senator or whoever allegedly sends them, with ample ways to offer opinions, or stop the offensive spam. I think whoever approved this type of outreach is not very smart, or worse, a political hack, or even worse, a sleazy contractor who believes there's an endless supply of email addresses to provide numbers to bill for without ever apologizing to hapless recipients paying for the open door and then trying to slam it shut against shysters pretending to be soliciting for diminishing reputations. Thanks for reading this opinion, if it ever is. Next would be a thoughtful response by senator such and such, not by a machine for mass insult. John Young 251 West 89th Street New York, NY 10024 212-873-8700 jya[at]pipeline.com never subscribed to the DSCC's email list or any other political party mail list. Still, the spam flood continues across the spectrum from dozens of pols. __________ Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:00:56 -0500 (EST) From: "Sen. Harry Reid" <info@dscc.org> Reply-To: info[at]dscc.org To: JYA[at]PIPELINE.COM Subject: They Do Not Want to Debate Dear JOHN, The House of Representatives already voted 246-182. Now it's the Senate's turn to send a message to George Bush, that his plan to send tens of thousands more American soldiers to a Civil War in Iraq is wrong. That is why I scheduled a rare Saturday vote. However, I just left the Senate floor where Republicans once again voted to block debate on the President's escalation plan. Over one hundred thousand of you joined me two weeks ago and sent a message to Senate Republicans: Stop blocking debate on escalating the war in Iraq - let's have an up or down vote on the President's plan. If you already signed this petition, please forward this email to ten of your friends or family and ask them to sign. If you haven't please sign right now: Click here to join the thousands of Americans who have signed our petition demanding that Senate Republicans stop blocking debate on Iraq escalation. Those who decided to block debate made a choice: instead of joining the American people in opposing more of the same in Iraq, they essentially gave the President a green light to escalate the war. Most of the Republican minority voted to protect George Bush from an embarrassing vote because they are trying to divert attention from the issue at hand and tie the Senate in procedural knots. They are hiding behind weak and misleading arguments about the Senate's rules. These arguments are diversions. Click here to tell Senate Republicans: Stop blocking debate on escalating the war in Iraq - let's have an up or down vote on the President's plan. In the six weeks since the start of the 110th Congress, the Senate has accomplished so much. We passed sweeping ethics legislation. We passed a minimum wage increase. And we kept the government open for business by finishing up the appropriations process the 109th Congress failed to complete. Compared to previous Congresses, it's an impressive record of achievement. But there's still one issue that demands the Senate's attention: the war in Iraq. We can't put this issue off any longer. Thank you, Harry Reid Click here to tell a friend to join you in demanding an end to Republican Senators stalling the debate on Iraq If you received this message from a friend, click this button to join the DSCC. This message was sent to JYA[at]PIPELINE.COM. To unsubscribe from the DSCC's email list, please click here. You can also send a reply to this message with "unsubscribe" in the subject line. -----