http://www.perrspectives.com/blog/archives/000274.htm

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I think it's pretty telling that Miers was withdrawn RIGHT after
Arlen Specter said he'd ask about Guantanamo. What is the specific
aspect of Guantanamo that Bush is afraid of revealing?

http://irregulartimes.com/index.php/archives/2005/10/29/update-on-hr-
952-the-stop-sending-people-to-be-tortured-bill-2/

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Take Action on Extraordinary Rendition

Urge these Reps. to cosponsor H.R. 952 and oppose Torture: Ask these
people not only to Please cosponsor H.R. 952, but also to raise a
stink about the issue of extraordinary rendition. We cannot allow
this thoroughly barbaric practice to continue.

More importantly, the following members of Congress have not added
their formal support to Markey's struggling bill.

Please cosponsor H.R. 952, I am outraged by the the issue of
extraordinary rendition. We cannot allow this thoroughly barbaric
practice to continue.

Why, in the name of all that is supposed to be right and good about
America, haven't you signed H.R. 952 to stop torture?

Why are the following members of Congress allowing American policies
abetting torture to continue?

Get in touch with someone from this shockingly, depressingly long
list of members of Congress and ask that question yourself:

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WHO ALLOW TORTURE TO CONTINUE:

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Even Rep. Patrick Kennedy Teddy's son has not signed!! The list of
names are live links to the reps websites to make it easy to send to
those who are supposed to be Representing all Americans not just
their districts.

On <a href="http://www.Congress.org/">http://www.Congress.org/</a>
there is a section where you can write to a report by name under
MEDIA or you can send to 5 or 6 news media outlets at a time.

The letters to media are not published online but your letter to any
Congressperson (most on their official sites will not let those who
are not constiuents use their email form) and the letter will be
published on the main page and under the Congressperson's section if
you click yes to the second question on their email form allowing
them to publish, until it is pushed down by other letters.

I have found that emails to Congress.org get a much better rate of
replies than to the government websites.