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January 8, 2008 at 17:31:20

Tell the Senate: Too Extreme for the Federal Bench

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Dear Reader,

A woman's right to choose is at stake every time the Bush Administration proposes a lifetime nomination for the federal judiciary. Now Bush wants Richard Honaker, an anti-choice zealot from Wyoming, for the federal bench. Honaker's confirmation for a lifetime appointment would further cement the Court's right wing agenda while Roe v. Wade is under real duress.


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Dear friend,

Meet Richard Honaker, a former Wyoming state representative who is President Bush's pick for a lifetime appointment as a federal judge. Honaker:

Tell the Senate: No Way!

Richard Honaker is a sworn enemy of a woman's right to choose and up for a lifetime appointment as a federal judge.

Send your message asking the Senate to say NO now.

  • Tried THREE times to ban abortion in Wyoming.
  • Publicly stated that abortion is "wrong, and no one should have the right to do what is wrong."
  • Belongs to the Federalist Society, a group whose experts advocate for the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

Does this man really sound like someone who can be a fair-minded judge? We don't think so!

The Senate is rampant with rumors that Honaker could get a hearing before the Judiciary Committee.
Click here to tell senators that this nomination should not move forward.

As the 35th anniversary of Roe v. Wade approaches, so much hangs in the balance.

For 35 years, anti-choice organizations, lawmakers, and political candidates have organized to restrict access to the full range of reproductive-health options, laying the foundation for the eventual overturn of Roe.

Even though the 2008 presidential election is just around the corner, clearly Bush is going to continue his assault on a woman's right to choose until a new president is sworn in.

Richard Honaker is one of Bush's most anti-choice nominees to date. He has spent his career fighting to deny women access to safe, legal reproductive-health services. And now Bush has nominated him for a lifetime appointment as a federal judge.

Will you tell the Senate to stand up to Bush?

Send your message telling the Senate that Bush's anti-choice nominee Honaker is too extreme for the federal bench.

Then please help us nip this nomination in the bud by spreading the word -- click here to send a message asking your friends and family to join you in contacting the Senate about Honaker today.

Thank you for all you do. Together we will fight to protect a woman's right to choose for the next 35 years--and beyond.

My best,

RoeAt35.org
Nancy Keenan
President, NARAL Pro-Choice America

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John HanksHater of Nazis above all. Hobbies include activism, military model building, military history, exciting and vital conversation with retired crooks. Retired

Except for the Bill of Rights

It is time  to get rid of "representative" government once and for all.  Direct voting is possible.  Let the crooks propose wo we can dispose, instead of the other way around.

The consitution has defended only the right to steal from slavery to Bush.   

 

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