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Help pressure House Committee to hold hearings on 2004 election

Rep. John Conyers is requesting a million e-mails to compel the House Judiciary Committee to hold hearings about the 2004 election.

Visit:聽 http://judiciary.house.gov/contact.aspx and聽 tell the Judiciary Committee that you want hearings on Ohio!

You can copy and paste in this sample message (or better yet type of your thoughts on this matter):

I am writing to urge the House Judiciary Committee to hold hearings as soon as possible on the irregularities of the 2004 election. I need not remind the Judiciary Committee
members that the United States is a beacon of democracy for the rest of the
world. If we truly wish to remain the embodiment of democratic聽 values, then we must treat the right of every citizen to vote and for their聽 vote to count as聽 sacred. Ample evidence has arisen that this right was violated聽 or undermined聽 for many Americans in the 2004 election.

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