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Dear Friends,
Even though the Senate is
debating Reid's government takeover of health care, there are a couple of other
issues that need your immediate attention.
1. Chai Feldblum: The
Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee (HELP) will vote
tomorrow on homosexual activist Chai Feldblum's nomination to the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission.
Chai Feldblum has a long
history of radical ideology which would negatively shape the EEOC and its
decisions. A lesbian who has played a major role in pushing the homosexual
agenda on Americans, she worked for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
and the radically pro-homosexual Human Rights Campaign Fund.
Feldblum believes that
"sexual liberty" trumps religious liberty and cannot think of one instance where
religious liberty prevails.
Feldblum has said, "Marriage
is not the only worthy form of family or relationship, and it should not be
legally and economically privileged above all others."
She is the primary author of
the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), legislation designed to give
preferential consideration to homosexuals in the workplace. Feldblum has said,
"We want to change the American workforce and revolutionize social norms. ...
Our current public policies undermine the moral and political unit of same-sex
couples and families and that's a moral wrong that needs to be
rectified."
If your Senator is listed
below, please call him/her at 202-224-3121 and tell him/her to oppose Chai
Feldblum's nomination.
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Democrats Tom Harkin
(IA) Christopher Dodd (CT) Barbara A. Mikulski (MD) Jeff Bingaman
(NM) Patty Murray (WA) Jack Reed (RI) Bernard Sanders
(I)(VT) Sherrod Brown (OH) Robert P. Casey, Jr. (PA) Kay Hagan
(NC) Jeff Merkley (OR) Al Franken (MN) Michael Bennet
(CO) |
Republicans Michael B. Enzi
(WY) Judd Gregg (NH) Lamar Alexander (TN) Richard Burr (NC) Johnny
Isakson (GA) John McCain (AZ) Orrin G. Hatch (UT) Lisa Murkowski
(AK) Tom Coburn, M.D. (OK) |
2. Since Congress did
not pass its spending bills in time for the start of the fiscal year, the House
and Senate will consider a "mini-bus," one bill that lumps 6-7 bills
together.
This "mini-bus" is a way for
Congress to act without letting Americans know what's inside.
This "mini-bus" may overturn
longstanding pro-life provisions. We anticipate that Congress will try to remove
government-funded abortion bans for federal employees and for the city of
Washington, D.C., as well as permanently enshrine President Obama's Executive
Order to give tax dollars to international groups that promote and commit
abortion.
Please call your
Representative and Senators at 202-224-3121 and urge them to oppose this
"mini-bus" if it undermines life.
Sincerely,

Wendy Wright
President
P.S. - Tomorrow is a fateful
day for a little girl and her custody case that will impact the sanctity of
marriage. A Vermont judge has granted sole custody of 7-year-old Isabella to the
former lesbian partner of her mother, Lisa Miller. The Virginia Court of Appeals
will hear oral argument on Wednesday, Dec. 9, at 2:00 p.m. on Lisa's request
that the state of Virginia not enforce any of the Vermont custody orders. Please
pray the judges will have compassion on this little girl and will not place
homosexual demands above the law by ignoring the state constitution they have
sworn to uphold.
