AssClown and Ho..
George Jr..
takes a spanking...
Looks like
he will need his 'Pal'
JimmyJeff Guckert
to rub some soothing balm on his caboose
LOL
topplebush.com
Dear NRDC Action Fund Supporter,
We won! Earlier today, the Senate Environment Committee deadlocked 9-9
over
President Bush's so-called Clear Skies bill, which means it will die in
committee. One Republican and one Independent joined seven Democrats in
voting
against the bill.
This is a huge victory over a terrible piece of legislation -- crafted
by some
of America's biggest polluters -- that would have taken a devastating
toll on
our health, our families and our environment.
I cannot thank our activists enough for the tens of thousands of
messages you
sent your senators on this issue. In the weeks leading up to this
critical
vote, we kept the pressure on the Senate through an all-out campaign of
grassroots activism, paid advertising and intensive lobbying. I can
tell you
firsthand that your online activism helped make the difference.
This is a great day for clean air, but it is much more than that, too.
By
blocking one of the worst pieces of anti-environmental legislation in
the new
Congress, we've sent President Bush a message loud and clear that he's
in for a
tougher fight than he bargained for. We will not let him steamroll his
pro-
industry agenda over the American people.
The president won't back down, of course, and you can be sure we
haven't heard
the end of his dirty skies bill. Its proponents could try to revive it
in
committee, or use a procedural trick to bring it to the Senate floor
for a
vote, or simply attach it as a "rider" to a spending bill. But the NRDC
Action
Fund will remain vigilant, and you'll be alerted if this bill rears its
ugly
head again.
In the meantime, I hope you'll join me in celebrating this hard-won
victory in
defense of clean air. And thank you again for helping make it happen!
Sincerely,
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
NRDC Action Fund
P.S. If you want to learn more about how the Clear Skies bill would
threaten
our health and environment, go to
nrdcactionfund.org
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