Take Action: Oppose Alito
Take Action: Oppose Alito
It's a petition being gathered by One America for All of Us, which I believe is John Edwards' organization. Please sign it ASAP.

Take Action: Oppose Alito
posted by Morgaine @ 4:43 AM
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Pro-Witch/Woman/Gay/Bill of Rights. -- I advocate Women's Autonomy (abortion), equal pay, holistic medicine, clean air, clean water, organic farming, sustainable resources, care for the disabled/mentally ill, caring for our children with pure foods, free education, universal health care, equal opportunity, making them loved, wanted, sheltered, protected from violence and poverty. I don't suffer fools OR fascists gladly. -- The political blogosphere needs Pagan voices. Having a Jew, Christian and Muslim on a panel is NOT religious diversity- they are all patriarchal. The Goddess movement is back after 5,000 years of an unnatural social order. We won't be marginalized. We expect to be counted. I'm a Witch, with a capital W-please, don't use it when you mean to say "Bitch". -- Me: Pansexual, Bipolar Poet-Painter-Priestess. -- Jobs: Writer, Psychic, Music/Literary Critic, Author, teacher, counselor, concert promoter, managed rock bands, published a fan magazine, CEO, Retired Fed. -- Politics: Revolutionary (Progressive just isn't extreme enough) -- Ministry: Right here. Questions? I'm happy to help.


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"I don't think that witchcraft is a religion." -- George W. Bush to ABCNEWS, June, 1999
"I really believe that the Pagans, and the abortionists, and the feminists, and the gays and the lesbians, ... the ACLU, People For the American Way - all of them who have tried to secularize America - I point the finger in their face and say 'you helped this [terrorist attack] happen." Jerry Falwell, 700 Club, 2001-SEP-13. 2
"[Feminism is] a socialist, anti-family, political movement that encourages women to leave their husbands, kill their children, practice witchcraft, destroy capitalism and become lesbians. ~Pat Robertson
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing [June, 1999], Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., submitted a statement decrying Wicca, a nature-based faith, as irreligious and saying it should not be accommodated by the military.
In May {1999], Rep. Bob Barr, R-Ga., sent letters to base leaders at Fort Hood demanding that they cease permitting soldiers to engage in Wiccan celebrations. Barr's likened Wiccan practices to "Satanic rituals" and said the military needed to stop allowing Wiccan celebrations to occur on bases.

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5 Comments:
Amazing blog. I love it! I have to disagree with your "Why Abortion Should Be Free" essay though. I'm afraid it portrays abortion as such a scary, horrible experience, that it will only demonize it more. I had mine with only local anaesthesia, walked to the next room no problem, went home about 90 minutes later. It wasn't as distressing as what you describe. I only felt relief. I feel like I saved my own life that day, thank Goddess I had the right to make that choice.
Will do! Point me to any and every petition to sign re: saMALito, with the "mal" standing for Latin bad, bad, bad, and "ito," Spanish for small, small, small. This small, bad man *must* be stopped. [I'm listening right now to the run-in between Specter and Kennedy on whether or not Specter received a communique that Kennedy swore he sent him. Fireworks!]
I'm coming to see Alito as a small frightened man, one who can easily be (and has been) frightened into doing the bidding of the Bush Crime Family. He's nothing but a timid little Mafia lawyer.
Greetings:
Here is the link to John Edwards/One America Committee petition to send to Dem Senators to oppose the confirmation of Judge Sam Alito.
Benny
Thanks for sharing your abortion experience, sandra. I hear abortion discussed day after day (mostly by men), but rarely hear women brave enough to talk about their own actual experience with it.
There's something that rankles me, however, about thanking the Goddess for the "right" to abort. Whether the state recognizes it or not, women will always, and have always, had exclusive rights over their own bodies.
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