Tell your Congressmen to Do Nothing! ( #dontgo Update )

September 12, 2008 by forthardknox  
Filed under Action Alerts!

From Tim Phillips, of Americans for Prosperity:

The clock is ticking down to October 1st, 2008 — the expiration date for the current Congressional ban on offshore drilling and oil shale recovery.

Expanding domestic energy production by getting at untapped U.S. resources is the key to lowering prices at the pump — so contact your lawmaker today and tell them to DO NOTHING. That’s right. Tell your lawmaker that doing nothing is the right thing to do for American energy consumers.

Nancy Pelosi and other liberal leaders know they are running out of time to save their political skins, so they’ve put together a sham proposal they claim would allow “drilling.” Tell your lawmakers not to be fooled! Democratic proposals that claim to allow drilling are just ploys designed to erect huge new permanent hurdles to meaningful oil exploration and to hike taxes on energy.

Contact your lawmakers. Urge them to support letting the current ban on offshore drilling expire by DOING NOTHING.

Use this form to e-mail your lawmakers today.

Word from Texas: “That Pelosi woman is nuts!” Also, #dontgo recruiting Citizens Intelligence Service

August 16, 2008 by Jenn Sierra  
Filed under Action Alerts!

A hat-tip for that gem goes to the dontgomovment.com, which is now recruiting for a “Citizens Intelligence Service”:

Simply email Bill Collier Upadaria@yahoo.com with your information and what you can do. You will be contacted via email by me and then by the person who oversees the area you wish to participate in and they will personally help you get started. Read more

The Georgia Crisis and Nancy Pelosi

August 14, 2008 by TXPoet  
Filed under News, Op-Ed

By now everyone, I hope, knows about Russia’s invasion of Georgia. I have read some comments from the “Bash Bush” crowd that say “so what, we invaded two countries also”. Some facts these detractors seem to either never knew or conveniently forget. Iraq and Afghanistan were not democracies, nor were the people free in any sense of the word.

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