Please consider supporting the courageous town of Brattleboro, Vermont with a quick phone call or email today.It seems that this fiesty New England village has decided to make George W. Bush and Dick Cheney subject to arrest for "crimes against the Constitution," should they ever make the mistake of visiting Battleboro.
From an article in Yahoo! News:
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BRATTLEBORO, Vt. - A town petition making President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney subject to arrest for crimes against the Constitution has triggered a barrage of criticism from people who say residents are "wackjobs" and "nuts."
In e-mail messages, voicemail messages and telephone calls, outraged people are calling the measure the equivalent of treason and vowing never to visit Vermont.
News of the measure made the rounds on the Internet, and soon people started calling and writing. The Brattleboro Area Chamber of Commerce got about 60 e-mails Monday, all of them negative, said Executive Director Jerry Goldberg
A day later, he said, "we had three or four calls in a row that were very positive. One even volunteered to help."
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Please contact Jerry Goldberg to express your support of Brattleboro's courageous move to do what Congress is obligated to do ... namely, to "support and defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic."
Here's how to contact Mr. Goldberg:
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Jerry Golberg
Executive Director –
Battleboro Area Chamber of Commerce
180 Main Street
Brattleboro, VT 05301
802-254-4565
877-254-4564
info@brattleborochamber.org
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Click here to go to the Brattleboro Chamber of Commerce web site, and here to access the site's contact page.
Though it's not terribly likely to happen ... wouldn't you just love to see the Brattleboro police putting Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney in cuffs?!
If you get a chance to visit the beautiful state of Vermont, be sure to stop over in Brattleboro and pay a visit to its independent and patriotic inhabitants.
Brattleboro ... we salute you!
Thank you.
Pass it on.
The Democratic Activist
I am happy to hear that someone, actually a few people still have it in them to take action.
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