My Fax to ALL 100 Senators Using Faxaway.com:

I am taking time out to write each and every one of you concerning your votes where Samuel Alito will either be confirmed or not as a Supreme Court Justice. I feel that all of you must hear from “we the people” before making your decision. That is how a democracy works. We the people are the very ones who voted you into office and where all of you work on our behalf. That is the very system our framers set forth to give birth to this grand republic. Do not let them down.   more »

You want to fight Samuel Alito from becoming the next Supreme Court Justice? Well here is a useful tool pointed out to me on a political list. I first want to state that emails do nothing, writing letters and sending it snail mail will do nothing since most mail is held due to the anthrax scare after 9/11. So, if you want to send a free fax, here is what the poster suggested:   more »

On Friday, January 27, 2006 Ann Coulter while speaking to an assembled group at Philander Smith College in Little Rock, AR. threatened the life of Supreme Court Justice Stevens when she stated: "We need somebody to put rat poisoning in Justice Stevens' creme brulee" While she stated that this was a “joke to the media” It was not a joke and according to the laws in Arkansas, she broke the law when she advocated the assassination of a federal official. This is a direct violation of Arkansas State Code    more »

It's NOT over.

It's not over until we surrender to the creeps.

I won't surrender, and I hope you won't surrender either.

I plan to keep working ... I KNOW the extremists on The Right plan to keep working all week-end....Are we less interested in our country than they are?

this comes from Democrats.com:    more »

VHeadline.com commentarist Mary MacElveen writes: In my piece concerning John Edwards which ran this past week, I wrote: "In the November 28, 2005, issue of 'The Nation,' John Edwards was quoted as saying: "I voted for the resolution ... it was a mistake."

I have to add that I respect anyone, regardless of what decision they made in the past, when they see that it was wrong. I have deep respect when they come out of the political closet and with humility to state that their vote was a "mistake.   more »

US naval attache, John Correa (attached to the US Embassy in Caracas), is reported to have fled Venezuela in haste following allegations that he had bribed several low-ranking Venezuelan naval officers into passing top-secret information to the United States. Diario-VEA reports today (Friday) that Correa allegedly facilitated the escape to Miami of several of the Venezuelan officers accused in the latest espionage scandal to have rocked the government of President Hugo Chavez Frias. Correa is believed to have worked for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) collecting strategic information in Venezuela's military operating capacity and weaponry.    more »