OH, MR. OBAMA - WE ARE WAITING....AND THE SUDAN ELECTIONS ARE A SHAM

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Sent to my fellow volunteer workers across the USA tonight:

Hello "Brothers and Sisters" of one of most definitive issues of humanity ~

I can't tell you how great it is to be on a team of people who have stayed with this and are still dedicated to keep going. The world needs more people like us!

Tomorrow, Thursday, February 25, is Rhode Island's Day - a little state most of you may not think about much, but we can pack a punch tomorrow with your help!

Check out our actions and join us - even if you are not from Rhode Island - Senator Whitehouse and Rep Langevin can be your targeted actions, as they are on respective Committees on Intelligence in Senate and House, which I feel means even those who live outside of Rhode Island have a right to contact them about Intelligence matters. Check out this page and see what you can do in just minutes to make a difference: http://sudansham2010.org/page3/page3.html



@JimLangevin Call for a Intelligence Committee special hearing re: #Sudan policy review and demand pressures and consequences #SudanSham

Here is our message to Rep Langevin (Darfur grade A+)
The Obama’s Sudan Policy’s quarterly review just happened. We should be able to see some actions, as a result of the quarterly review. Sudan has clearly violated benchmarks, and Obama’s policy promised consequences if and when this happens. Representative, James Langevin, as a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, should hold a hearing about the Sudan Policy quarterly review. The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence members should ask about the specific benchmarks, pressures and incentives in the policy, keeping our administration relevant and honest. As well as, proof of the “unstinting resolve” that Mr. Obama promised regarding Darfur.

Here is our message to Senator Whitehouse (Darfur grade A)
I would like to thank Senator Whitehouse for his continued efforts for Darfur and Sudan. The Sudan Policy’s quarterly review just happened. Sudan has clearly violated benchmarks, and Obama’s policy promised consequences and pressures if and when this happens. Senator Whitehouse, as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, should hold a hearing about the Sudan Policy quarterly review. The Senate Intelligence Committee members should ask about the specific benchmarks, pressures, and incentives in the policy, holding our administration to their word.

"We are a movement - not an organization!"

We Can Do This - "YES WE CAN"

"There is nothing false about hope" Candidate Barack Obama - I was there in Nashua, New Hampshire for this speech (actually, the entire week volunteering for his campaign running up to the NH primary) and have it on *video - he also said that if he is off track (when President), he expects us to tell him, so let us tell him. I chose him as a candidate - as I posted on my page on his campaign website Obama for America, because I believed he would make a difference about Darfur.

Okay, off my soapbox. It can get pretty inspiring up there at times.

Sandra Hammel
Leading Rhode Island, Day 6, Feb 25, 2010 in Sudan Sham 2010 campaign
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MATT JERZYK INTERVIEWS PATRICK KENNEDY THE DAY HE ENDORSES BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

Matt Jerzyk wrote this: I just got off the phone with Congressman Kennedy and posted my interview with him about his Obama Endorsement on my blog: http://www.rifuture.org

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Matt

Here it is:

Interview with Rep. Patrick Kennedy Regarding Obama

by: Matt Jerzyk

Mon Jan 28, 2008

I just got off the phone with Congressman Patrick Kennedy and wanted to share with you some of his thoughts on the presidential election and his endorsement of Barack Obama for president:

Question: What did it feel like to be in that crowd today?

It was electric, absolutely euphoric. You felt a part of something much bigger than yourself.

We are looking past the prism of narrow minded special interests and looking for a greater vision of this nation and the world. The Obama campaign is an inspiring thing to be around.

When you work in Washington and the work is dominated by individual issues competing with one another – to have this much bigger idea of unifying everybody –this idea of inclusiveness – is just terrific and it resonates with everybody. Everybody wants to believe again and everybody wants a better country. We have been dominated by a politics that doesn’t ask the American people to participate; the only people that run the country are “the professionals.”

That an ordinary person in America should have a say in the process is at the heart of what this is all about. Obama is the perfect antidote of 8 years of cynicism and an effort by the Bush administration to drive people away from the political process.

Question: Did you talk with Sen. Chris Dodd before making the endorsement?

Chris and I have spoken. Chris talked a great deal about the new patriotism in his campaign. It was a patriotism of national service and it was a cornerstone of his campaign and something I was very attracted to. He spoke about how he was called to service by President Kennedy and about how he - once again - wanted to bring Americans together around service – not just in military service, but serving as mentors, teachers, in the community. He hit the tone that’s necessary to bridge the divide in this country. In addition, I felt like Chris had the ability to repair our image in the world. We need the world to see us as a friend. Barack has the same strength with his ability to repair our international image and improve our standing in the world.

Question: Will you be getting involved in the grassroots campaign in Rhode Island to support Barack Obama and, if so, how?

Absolutely. We want to work with all of Barack’s supporters in RI to get the vote out.

The Clintons have spent a lot of time in RI and we’re up against a formidable challenge with the number of supporters who have endorsed Hillary. But there is a great network of enthusiastic supporters on campuses around the state and people who want to get involved in the Obama campaign.

This is a terrific opportunity to get the grassroots going and give people a chance to show that this democratic process can be changed by their participation

No one could have thought that this race is as wide open as it is right now and Rhode Island is going to matter. Rhode Island is going to count and the people out there working hard are going to count.

…My office will be working closely with Barack Obama supporters in Rhode Island to do whatever we can to get out the vote on election day.

Let me just add that I told Congressman Kennedy that I can only imagine the amount of political pressure that the Clinton machine was putting on him and his family and that I commend his courage and his vision in endorsing Obama. It certainly wasn't the most politically expedient thing to do. But it was the right thing to do.