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Call Castle's Office TODAY!!!
Michael Castle is currently enjoying his last week for summer recess. The Lamont vote has made him more aware than ever of "increasing unsettledness" and "unease" regarding our views on the Iraq war.
According the the Christian Science Monitor:
"Important congressional votes related to the war on terror await lawmakers upon their return from their August recess, and many - especially those dismayed by Senator Lieberman's defeat - are using this month to calibrate the intensity of public sentiment on the Iraq conflict.
Let's help Mr. Castle out in calibrating the intensity of our very public sentiment, shall we? Rattled by Lieberman's loss, it's quite possible Castle is ready to bail on Bush. Let him know that Delaware wants to get out of Iraq, and is in favor of a real security policy not more GOP public relations efforts.
Here are the numbers.
Wilmington Office
(302) 428-1902
Dover Office
(302) 736-1666
Georgetown
(302) 856-3334
Washington Office
(202) 225-4165
When you call, please be polite. The goal this time is 30 calls.
Email this link to any Delawarean you know who thinks Castle's rubber stamp votes to support the President are hurting the country.
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Castle's Iraq votes:
Voted YES on authorizing military force in Iraq & for the President's free hand in any issue related to national security. Reference: Bill sponsored by Hastert,R-IL; Bill HJRes114 ; vote number 2002-455 on Oct 10, 2002 ; Result: Resolution Passed 296-133
Voted YES on approving removal of Saddam & The War in Iraq Anniversary resolution. Bill H Res 557 ; vote number 2004-64 on Mar 17, 2004 ; Result: Bill Adopted 327-93: R 222-2; D 105-90
Voted YES on declaring Iraq part of War on Terror with no exit date. Bill HRES 861 ; vote number 2006-288 on Jun 12, 2006 ; Result: Resolution Passed: 256-153
According the the Christian Science Monitor:
"Important congressional votes related to the war on terror await lawmakers upon their return from their August recess, and many - especially those dismayed by Senator Lieberman's defeat - are using this month to calibrate the intensity of public sentiment on the Iraq conflict.
Let's help Mr. Castle out in calibrating the intensity of our very public sentiment, shall we? Rattled by Lieberman's loss, it's quite possible Castle is ready to bail on Bush. Let him know that Delaware wants to get out of Iraq, and is in favor of a real security policy not more GOP public relations efforts.
Here are the numbers.
Wilmington Office
(302) 428-1902
Dover Office
(302) 736-1666
Georgetown
(302) 856-3334
Washington Office
(202) 225-4165
When you call, please be polite. The goal this time is 30 calls.
Email this link to any Delawarean you know who thinks Castle's rubber stamp votes to support the President are hurting the country.
______________________________________________
Castle's Iraq votes:
Voted YES on authorizing military force in Iraq & for the President's free hand in any issue related to national security. Reference: Bill sponsored by Hastert,R-IL; Bill HJRes114 ; vote number 2002-455 on Oct 10, 2002 ; Result: Resolution Passed 296-133
Voted YES on approving removal of Saddam & The War in Iraq Anniversary resolution. Bill H Res 557 ; vote number 2004-64 on Mar 17, 2004 ; Result: Bill Adopted 327-93: R 222-2; D 105-90
Voted YES on declaring Iraq part of War on Terror with no exit date. Bill HRES 861 ; vote number 2006-288 on Jun 12, 2006 ; Result: Resolution Passed: 256-153
posted by jason # 8:26 AM 
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Man, are you out of the loop. Didn't you know you're supposed to start trashing Hillary this week?
# posted by 
: 10:52 AM
: 10:52 AM
Actually, Hube, it wasn't from the CSM. It was from here.
"Congressional reps were heading home last week for summer recess and are more aware than ever of "increasing unsettledness" and "unease" regarding their constituents' views on the Iraq war, according to the Christian Science Monitor:"
"Let's help them out here in calibrating the intensity of our very public sentiment, shall we? Rattled by Lieberman's loss, it's quite possible our reps have ears that are finally ready to hear."
"Congressional reps were heading home last week for summer recess and are more aware than ever of "increasing unsettledness" and "unease" regarding their constituents' views on the Iraq war, according to the Christian Science Monitor:"
"Let's help them out here in calibrating the intensity of our very public sentiment, shall we? Rattled by Lieberman's loss, it's quite possible our reps have ears that are finally ready to hear."
CONNECTICUT - US SENATE: US Senator Joe Lieberman (Independent) - 46%, businessman Ned Lamont (D) - 40%, former State Representative Alan Schlesinger (R) - 6%. (Rasmussen Reports).
# posted by : 10:54 AM
: 10:54 AM
Sherlock. I'm blogging from NC again over dial up. (Like you don't borrow anything.) PLEASE.
If something fits I use it. I don't pretend to be as original as Ron Williams. ....uhmm.. on second thought... I'm as original as Ron Williams.
If something fits I use it. I don't pretend to be as original as Ron Williams. ....uhmm.. on second thought... I'm as original as Ron Williams.
Jason, you know what a red herring is? It's when you post a picture of a flag designed by an Iraqi artist living in London at the behest of the Iraqi Governing Council and portray it as "something dreamed up in Washington." and supported by Mike Castle.
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