Volume 30, Issue 5

 Sheryl Fearrien, President

May 2005
 Lesley Craig, Program Chair

P resid en t’s M essa g e - Sheryl Fearrien

Dear Fellow Republican Friends,
This month's message is a little long because I have more news than usual that I need to share with all of
you.
#1 As most of you know, we lost Eileen Quigley on April 14th when Heaven gained a new resident. Eileen
was our first ERWF treasurer for this year. Without sharing that she was ill, Eileen took her new office quite
SERVING THE REPUBLICAN WOMEN OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY

seriously and worked during Christmas week to set up our 2005 budget. She did the hard part and made it
easier for our next treasurer to step in. This was typical of Eileen. In addition to her work with ERWF,
Eileen was a much loved and valued volunteer at St. Joseph's Hospital. Although I do not personally know
her husband, Tom, son Tom, or daughter, Shannon or any of Eileen's many other friends beyond ERWF,
from all that was shared at her memorial service, it was most evident that Eileen left behind for all those she
EUREKA REPUBLICAN WOMEN, FEDERATED * SINCE 1938

cared so deeply, hearts full of never-ending love and precious memories. The first song at the service must
have made Eileen smile down on us from Heaven. It was one of her favorites, Louis Armstrong's What a
Wonderful World! She probably leaned over and asked Louis if he thought the recording did justice to his
song! If God didn't already have Heaven well organized, Eileen no doubt rolled up her sleeves and got the
job done! Now that the hard work is done, I hope she saves a special seat for me. I'm th in kin g… fo r start-
ers… n ext to L o u is A rm stro n g, so I can hear What a Wonderful World live and in person! How many times
do you suppose Eileen has already talked Louis into singing it for her?
#2 Diana Mendes was selected by the ERWF Executive Board to assume the office of treasurer. We are
most fortunate that Diana agreed! Diana and I became friends over a decade ago when her husband, Eddie,
coached my middle son's Little League baseball team. Diana has been an ERWF member since 1992 and a
loyal, dedicated, and knowledgeable Republican even longer! She is an asset to our team! Besides her work
with ERWF, Diana works part time for Baird Engineering. Diana and her husband live in Fortuna and have
two grown sons, Eric and Jared.
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"Bring your husbands, family and friends"

Annual Spring Tea
The Redwood Alert

Friday, May 20
1 to 3 p.m.

A b ig a il’s E le g a n t V ic to ria n
Mansion
1406 C Street, Eureka
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#3 We currently have 250 ERWF members, yet only about 25-
40 have actually attended any of our first four meetings this
year. Those of you who have not attended lately are missing
great opportunities to painlessly educate yourself on a number of
timely, pertinent issues and subjects without the expense and
time of registering and attending college classes! I spent many
years in college classrooms and had many great teachers, but I
must admit, I've learned so much from our knowledgeable
ERWF guest speakers that I never learned in college and in less
time! In addition, every luncheon meeting is a great time to fel-
lowship and touch base with other like-minded people. Ladies,
you are always welcome to bring along husbands, sons, daugh-
ters, friends, etc. What a worthwhile and enjoyable way to spend
an hour and a half once a month! Need I add the Samoa Cook-
house offers delicious small or large meals and our server,
Yvonne, goes the extra mile to make everything perfect for us!
#4 It's May and that means our ERWF Membership Tea will be
held in place of our regular monthly luncheon meeting. It is free
and takes place at Abigail's Elegant Victorian Mansion at 1406
"C" Street in Eureka. Lilli Vieyra has graciously opened her
home to us once again! Our membership tea is very similar to
an English High tea with so many wonderful tasty choices.
This is a good time to bring a friend who might like to see what
ERWF is all about! The Tea will be held from 1-3 pm on Friday,
May 20.
#5 Ladies, according to our bylaws, in May we must elect a
nominating committee whose purpose is to find officers for
ERWF for 2006. That means we must take care of this bit of
business at our tea. We will have ballots at the tea . . .you will be
asked to vote to elect our nominating committee. Now is a good
time for you to consider if you would like to serve next year on
our board. Please think about volunteering for a position. All
who have served were newbie's in the beginning and everyone
kindly helped us "learn the ropes". Our unit is very good at sup-
porting each other. If you volunteer, you will find that you will
not be alone. Somebody has done the job before you and to-
gether we all help each other. I'm still learning how to be presi-
dent, and everyone has been so patient and helpful to me!
# 6 Ju st a few rem in d ers… W e w ill h ave a lu n ch eo n m eetin g at
Samoa Cookhouse in June, but none in July or August. We are
planning a joint mini-conference with the ladies form the Del
Norte unit on Saturday, July 9 in Eureka, at a location yet to be
decided. Mark your calendars! Also, it is not too early to think
about working a shift in our booth at the Humboldt County Fair
in August. Can you envision the day when registration in our
county is more red than blue? I can! As we educate more peo-
ple about Republican principles, more blue stains on the map
will be replaced with red.
#7 What an interesting world in which we live! Case in
p o in t… m ajo r, im p o rtan t even ts, p eo p le, an d id eas th at h ave
become woven into the fabric of our own American history have
been credited to the wrong people, been misrepresented or omit-
ted altogether! I have come to realize that much of what I had
learned is not actually true. While I know our party is the cur-
rent champion of Civil Rights, most history books give credit in
th e p ast to D em o crats… T h at is in accu rate! The original cham-
pions always resided in the Republican Party. In fact, Civil
T HE RE DWO O D AL E RT
Rights was the very most important reason the GOP was
founded in the first place!
Thanks to our Ways and Means Chairman, Minika Bingham, this
teacher is busy reeducating herself in U.S. history! And what
great, sophisticated technology is enabling me to accomplish this
massive feat ??? O n e w o rd … calen d ar! Not just any calendar,
b u t th e 2005 R ep u b lican F reed o m C alen d ar… C eleb ratin g a cen -
tury and a half of civil rights achievement by the Party of Lin-
coln. It is printed at no tax payer expense by the Republican
Policy Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. I
strongly urge you to contact Minika and order a calendar for
yourself and one for each of your uninformed/misguided rela-
tives and friends. More Americans would be more able to make
wise decisions if they were truly informed with accurate facts.
This calendar notes something vital that happened on each day
of the year. I'll just share a few from this month. May 2,
1963… R ep u b lican s co n d em n D em o crat sh eriff o f B irm in gh am ,
AL for arresting over 2,000 African-American schoolchildren
marching for their civil rights, M ay 3,1876… b irth o f Isaac
Leevy, South Carolina African-American Republican who estab-
lished Lincoln Emancipation Clubs in 1940s to enable African-
Americans to vote, M ay 4,1811… b irth o f R ep u b lican H arriet
Beecher Stowe who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin, May 6,
1960… P resid en t D w igh t E isen h o w er sign s R ep u b lican s' C ivil
Rights Act of 1960, overcoming 125-hour, around-the-clock
filibuster by 18 Senate Democrats, M ay 11,1949… b irth o f A fri-
can-American Republican and sharecropper's daughter Janice
Rogers Brown, nominated by President George W. Bush as
Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals, (She is one of the judges
D em o crats are still b lo ckin g… see V ee's rep o rt fo r su ggested
action! ) M ay 12,1850… b irth o f Sen ato r H en ry C ab o t L o d ge (R -
MA), whose 1890 Federal Elections Bill enforcing African-
American voting rights passed House on party-line vote but was
defeated in Senate by a Democrat filibuster, M ay 16,1860… U .S.
Rep. David Wilmot (R-PA), antislavery leader and Republican
Party co-founder, delivers keynote address at Republican Na-
tional Convention nominating Abraham Lincoln, May 18,
1896… R ep u b lican Ju stice Jo h n M arsh all H arlan , d issen tin g fro m
Supreme Court's notorious Plessy v. Ferguson "separate but
equal" decision, declares: "Our Constitution is color-blind, and
neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens", May
21,1919… R ep u b lican H o u se p asses co n stitu tio n al am en d m en t
granting women the vote with 85% of Republicans in favor, but
only 54% of Democrats; in Senate, 80% of Republicans in favor
would vote yes, but almost half Democrats no, May
22,1856… fo r d en o u n cin g D em o crats' p ro -slavery policy, Repub-
lican U.S. Senator Charles Sumner (R-MA) is beaten nearly to
death on floor of Senate by U.S. Rep. Preston Brooks (D-SC),
M ay 27, 1987… V ietn am ese-American cadet Hoang Nhu Tran,
former boat person, graduates as valedictorian from U.S. Air
Force Academy; nominated by Senator, Bill Armstrong (R-CO),
and May 30, 1854 (and Memorial D ay th is year)… D em o crat
President Franklin Pierce signs Kansas-Nebraska Act, expanding
slavery into U.S. territories; OPPONENTS UNITE TO FORM
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY!
Is there a lesson to be learned here??? Yes! Discard the so-
called 'politically correct' and replace with the HISTORICALLY
CORRECT!!!
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MEETING RECAP - JoAnn Kaney, Secretary

Fifty-four members and guests attended the ERWF luncheon meeting of April 15 at the Samoa Cookhouse. Among those recognized
were Lori Methany, chair of the Humboldt Republican Central Committee and Leo Sears, president of the Humboldt Taxpayers League.
Also present were Lynda Hayes, Eleanor Parsons, Shirley Porteous, Michelle Scheve and Mechelle Webb of the Del Norte Republican
Women. Leo Sears announced that State Senator Tom McClintock will be the speaker at a dinner at OH's May 6 at 5:30 for the social
hour and 6:30 for dinner. It is open to the public at a cost of $30 per person. Phone 442-TAXX for reservations.
Bill Davis was also present and invited all those who support our administration and troops in Iraq to send $10 for a full-page ad with
your name to be published in the EUREKA REPORTER for Memorial Day. Please contact Gayle Fulton. Vee Sorenson encouraged us
to phone Senator Barbara Boxer at (202) 224-5323 and e-mail our legislators in support of John Bolton's confirmation as ambassador to
the United Nations. Our new treasurer, Diana Mendes, reported a balance of $5,570,96. We were reminded that the May meeting will be
the Annual Membership Tea. It will, again, be held at "An Elegant Victorian Mansion" at 1406 C Street. The date is Friday, May 20, 1:00
to 3:00pm. Our speaker was Reed Hopper, principle attorney for The Pacific Legal Foundation. The Foundation is the oldest and largest
conservative civil rights legal defender. The majority of their cases are precedent setting and many times heard by the Supreme Court.
Mr. Hopper's major talking point was the eroding of our private property rights. He likened the slow takeover by the varied commissions
and arms of government as "feudalism versus freedom". He said the future for private property rights in the twenty-first century does
not look good. Stay aware and do your part for civil rights at the voting booth. Leo Sears' name was drawn for a lemon meringue pie and
Lorene Carlson's for a $25 Renner gasoline card in the opportunity drawing.

Shut down the Wind Machines - Colleen Hedrick

"Filibuster". Now there's a word to think about. Interest-
ingly enough, the first definition of "filibuster" in my fat and
well-worn dictionary is: "freebooter 1.an adventurer who en-
gages in unauthorized warfare against a country with which his
own country is not at war."
There's some irony in that listing since, for some time now,
it has seemed that the Democrats have collectively been at war
with their own country with their consistent obstructionist poli-
cies. Those policies proclaim they are automatically against any-
thing and everything without offering alternatives for considera-
tion. Also, far too often, they give the impression that they want
nothing that succeeds or advances the best interests of our
country because to do so would earn credit for the current Re-
publican administration. If these policies and attitudes continue,
maybe they should trade in their donkey logo for a dog in the
manger.
More recently, some Democrats have threatened to use the
filibuster to block votes on judicial nominees. Senate Majority
Leader Bill Frist has promised a rules change that would block
efforts to filibuster. It requires only a majority vote to change
Senate rules. It takes 60 senators to end a filibuster. The Senate
has 55 Republicans, 44 Democrats and 1 Democrat-leaning
Independent.
Traditionally, the Senate has used the filibuster to stall issues
but it has not been used for blocking nominees. Senate Minor-
ity Leader Harry Reid has suggested that the next step could be
to get rid of the legislative filibuster and that the Democrats
could be stopped from filibustering John Bolton, the President's
nominee for United Nations Ambassador. They should be ec-
static over the Bolton nomination. The last thing we need is an
Ambassador to the United Nations who doesn't know full
well that we had better clean house there and start spending our
money on something that actually works instead of subsidizing
grafters and pedophiles. How can that be hard to understand?
This whole hootenanny is another flagrant effort on the part
of the Democrats to deny they lost the election and that any
elected President has the right to present his nominees to the
Senate and get an up or down vote. They have the right to in-
terview and debate and be against anything and everything in
sight, but they are paid (and handsomely so) to vote. Like it or
not, it's their job to keep the government functioning and to
show up and vote.
Who among us has not been in situations where we didn't
agree with a vote but the majority ruled and that was that? A
class of third graders would understand the justice in that con-
cept and so should the senators.

COPIES AVAILABLE: Our Program C h a p la in ’s R ep ort - Rita O ’C onnell, cha p la in

Chair, Lesley Craig was sent a copy of
the message delivered by our April
speaker, Mr. M. Reed Hopper. It is nine
pages long. If you are one who heard
Mr. Hopper speak and requested a copy
of his speech; or you would just like to
receive a copy, please call Lesley and
she will email one to you. 445-0828 or
E-mail at lesleycraig@sbcglobal.net
As our beloved country continues to be torn asunder by differ-
ing factions, it is well to recall our beginnings. Our forefathers were
not unanimous in their worship of God, but they agreed that every-
one had a right - even a duty - to believe and to guarantee others
the same right. Court decisions, prompted by the howls of mis-
guided liberals, have made a mockery of the concept of the separa-
tion of church and state. It is time to recall the words of one of our
greatest presidents, Abraham Lincoln:
"It has seemed to me fit and proper that God should be sol-
emnly, reverently and gratefully acknowledged, as with one heart
and one voice, by the whole American people." We do not strive to
impose our faith on others, but we do object to their strident insis-
tence that we abandon it in order to avoid "offending" them!
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May 2005 ence is 1,337 words, and the Holy Bible is only 773,000 words.
Thu 12 Cen Com Meeting However, the tax law has grown from 11,400 words in 1913, to 7
Fri 20 SPRING TEA million words today, and growing.
Mon 30 Memorial Day There are at least 480 different tax forms, each with many pages of
June 2005 instructions. Even the easiest form, the 1040E, has 33 pages in in-
Thu 9 Cen Com Meeting structions, and all in fine print.
Fri 17 Luncheon Meeting & (Ex. Brd Meeting) The IRS sends out 8 billion pages of forms and instructions each
July 2005 year. Laid end to end, they would stretch 28 times around the earth.
Sat 9 Mini Conference in Eureka, CA Nearly 300,000 trees are cut down yearly to produce the paper for
NO LUNCHEON MEETINGS all the IRS forms and instructions.
August 2005 American taxpayers spend $200 billion and 5.4 billion hours work-
NO LUNCHEON MEETINGS ing to comply with federal taxes each year, more than it takes to
September 2005 produce every car, truck, and van in the United States.
Thu-Sat NFRW Convention – TENN The IRS employs 114,000 people; that's twice as many as the CIA
Fri 16 Luncheon Meeting & (Ex. Board Meeting) and five times more than the FBI.
October 2005 60% of taxpayers must hire a professional to get through their own
Fri 21 Luncheon Meeting & (Ex. Board Meeting) return.
Nov. 2005 Taxes eat up 38.2% of the average family's income; that's more than
Tue 8 ELECTION DAY for food, clothing and shelter combined.
Fri-Sat 11-12 Nor. Div. Convention - Bay Area
Fri 18 Luncheon Meeting also (Ex. Board Meeting)
Dec. 2005 — NO LUNCHEON MEETING
Trea surer’s R ep o rt - Diana Mendes
??? Joint Board Meeting

AMERICANISM REPORT - Chris Wennerholm April/2005

With April 15th just past, here are two items about taxation: Balance on 3-31-05 $5,650.96
ACTUAL TAXES WE PAY: April Income 505.00
April Expenses 360.63
Accounts Receivable Tax, Building Permit Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Balance 4-30-05 $5,795.33
CDL license Tax, Cigarette Tax, Corporate Income Tax, Court
Fines (indirect Taxes), Dog License Tax, Federal Income Tax, Fed-
eral Unemployment Tax (FUTA), Fishing License Tax, Food Li-
cense Tax, Fuel permit Tax, Gasoline Tax (42 cents per gallon),
Hunting License Tax, Inheritance Tax Interest expense (Tax on the
money), Inventory tax IRS Interest Charges (Tax on top of Tax),
IRS Penalties (Tax on top of Tax), Liquor Tax, Local Income Tax,
Luxury Taxes, Marriage License Tax, Medicare Tax, Property Tax,
Real Estate Tax, Septic Permit Tax, Service Charge Taxes, Social
Security Tax, Road Usage Taxes (Truckers), Sales Taxes, Recrea-
tional Vehicle Tax, Road Toll Booth Taxes, School Tax, State In-
come Tax, State Unemployment Tax (SUTA), Telephone federal
excise Tax, Telephone federal universal service fee Tax, Telephone
federal, state and local surcharge Taxes, Telephone minimum usage
surcharge Tax, Telephone recurring and non-recurring charges Tax,
Telephone state and local Tax, Telephone usage charge Tax, Toll
Bridge Taxes, Toll Tunnel Taxes, Traffic Fines (indirect Taxation),
Trailer registration Tax, Utility Taxes, Vehicle License Registration
Tax, Vehicle Sales Tax, Water craft registration Tax, Well Permit
Tax, Workers Compensation Tax....
Not one of these taxes existed 100 years ago and our nation was the
most prosperous in the world, had absolutely no national debt, had
the largest middle class in the world and Mom stayed home to raise portraits that grace your home
the kids.
What the heck happened?
… a n d to u ch yo u r h e a rt
Some Taxing Information Lynda Pozel & Jack Hopkins, Owners
The Gettysburg address is 269 words, the Declaration of Independ- 707-443-3364 www.hopkinsportraits.com
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Ways & Means Report - Minika Bingham & Colleen Hedrick

At our April luncheon LAURENE CARLSON and LEO SEARS were the lucky winners of our opportunity drawing. Congratulations
to you both! And our thanks, again to Renner Petroleum for providing the $25 pre-paid gas card that Laurene won.
This month at our Spring Tea we have a very special item for our opportunity drawing: a FIFTY DOLLAR SHELL pre-paid gas (or
purchase) card donated by Jim & Nadine Seiler of Fortuna. (Nadine is a member of ERWF). Do come to the tea and purchase your tick-
ets for an opportunity to win this fabulous prize! And remember to check out our fine Republican jewelry at our ways and means table.
Thanks for all your support and see you at the tea!

Region 13 Report - Eileen Amos THE REDWOOD ALERT 2005 Advertising Rates
W E H A V E A D A T E ! Space is currently available for advertising.
Our Region 13 Mini Conference will take place in Eureka on Issue Year
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH. Please mark your calendars now and Business Card-$10 or $90 year
make arrangements to attend this Saturday event. We have ladies
from the Del Norte club driving down to join us as well as a Quarter Page- $20 or $180 year
commitment from Fort Bragg members and possibly ladies from Full Page $75 or N/A year
the Ukiah club. Please contact: Kay Peake 442-5554;764-3021
Our Northern Div. President, Sandy Pope will be here. Sandy E-mail: gopdiva@bigfoot.com
will talk about her March visit with First Lady Laura Bush! We
are busy making arrangements for our special speakers for the Prepayment is required
day. Ad Copy Due Date: Last Thursday of each month.
Published copies: 180/400 local distribution.
It p ro m ises to b e an excitin g co n feren ce . . . yo u w o n ’t w an t to
miss it.

MEMBERSHIP REPORT 2005 Board of Directors

I am happy to report our President Sheryl Fearrien 725-6200 teachabc@humboldt1.com
ERWF club has reached a st
1 Vice-President Lesley Craig 445-0828 lesleycraig@sbcglobal.net
total of 250 members!!! 2nd Vice-President Vee Sorenson 822-2359 veesign@aol.com
We would like to welcome
Recording Secretary JoAnn Kaney 839-7763 dkaney@cox.net
our 6 NEW MEM-
Treasurer Diana Mendes 725-2732 tootydm@aol.com
BERS...Linda Arata of
McKinleyville; Chris Cook Dir-at-large Eileen Amos 442-4834 SmileyGOP@aol.com
and Mary Ann Willson of Achievement Awards Fearrien/Craig/Amos see above see above
Arcata; Elaine Crawford Americanism Chris Wennerholm 725-2020 chrisw500@cox.net
and Vera Gilchrist of Auditor JoAnn Stanhope 822-4776 jstanhope@cox.net
Eureka; and Lauren Gard- Bulletin Editor B ill O ’D o n n e ll 442-4117 ERWF@odonnell.ws
ner of Fortuna. We are so Advertising Kay Peake 442-5554 gopdiva@bigfoot.com
happy to have you ladies
join our club. Mailing
Chaplain R ita O ’C o n n e ll 268-0852
MEMBERSHIP TEA
Commentary Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
Our "Spring Tea" will be Cor. Secretary Gayle Fulton 443-5369 gfulton@northcoast.com
Friday, May 20, 2005 at
Historian Lisa Oliveri 268-8182 vinjoyoliveri@sbcglobal.net
the lovely B & B Abigail's
Elegant Victorian Mansion Hospitality Sonja Hauxwell 668-5260 deetbc@quik.com
from 1:00 to 3:00. Please Legislation Vee Sorenson 822-2359 veesign@aol.com
bring a guest to enjoy an Luncheons Sheryl Fearrien 725-6200 teachabc@humboldt1.com
afternoon of food and fun Membership Margaret Stafford 822-3255 tom-marg@cox.net
in this elegant mansion.
Name Tags Delores Theuerkauf 822-5090 erniet@humboldt1.com
Thank you all for your gen-
Parliamentarian Nancy Flemming 442-5677 nfs4444@aol.com
erous donations in support
of our club. You are such a Program Lesley Craig 445-0828 lesleycraig@sbcglobal.net
generous caring group and Public Relations Eileen Amos 442-4834 smileygop@aol.com
you have made my job Telephone
much easier as a result. Ways & Means Minika Bingham 442-6583 minikamarcelle@yahoo.com
Margaret Stafford Colleen Hedrick 268-0101 colleen1516@sbcglobal.net
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE REPORT - Lori Ann Metheny, Chairman (Humboldt County Republican Party)
The Humboldt County Republican Party has been moving ahead to paint this county Red! We held a Voter Registration Drive and
Petition Signing Party last month and collected hundreds of signatures for the Governor. For the month of May, I would like to invite
you to our regular meeting on Thursday, May 12th, at OH Townhouse. Our guest speaker will be Jalene Forbis, Secretary of the
California Republican Party. Jalene has held two terms as RCC Chairman of Siskiyou County and held an office on the Republican
County Chairman's Association.
P lease p lan o n atten d in g o u r m o n th ly R ep u b lican P rayer M eetin g (M ay 21st at 10 A M ) an d also o u r “M ay M eet an d G reet” o n F riday,
May 27th at our Republican Headquarters where you will learn more about the President's Social Security Reform Plan. For more details,
call the Republican Headquarters at 442-2259.

LEGISLATION ALERT - Vee Sorenson

PROBLEM:
As we approach the summer recess, the Republican Congress has accomplished the passing of some necessary legislation while the
Democrats are filibustering and playing the obstructionist game. I started out my reports in January by mentioning how legislation can
be so meaningless when we have activist judges who undermine the will of the Congress. Also, running a complex government can
become taxing when Democrats thwart every wish and appointment of the President.
There are three appointments I would like to concentrate on at this time. First is John Bolton. He is extremely qualified and the
President's choice to represent the United States at the United Nations, but Democrats are trying to ruin his character and reputation.
The next two appointments of concern are the judicial appointments of Priscilla Richman Owen and Janice Rogers Brown. These out-
standing women have been degraded and criticized and called extremists by Democrats. A phony filibuster argument has resulted be-
cause of misleading and erroneous information being fed to the public.
SUGGESTED ACTION:
Express your support in the confirmation of these individuals by contacting Senators Feinstein and Boxer. Also give encouragement to
Senator Frist to fight back and allow an up or down vote on these fine Americans.