[Peace] Message sent to elected officials
Jan & Durl Kruse
jandurl at insightbb.com
Mon Feb 11 11:15:23 CST 2008
The following "elected" Officials have been informed of the local
referenda results: President Bush, Vice President Cheney, Senator
Obama, Senator Durbin and Representative Johnson. (abbreviated
message)
AWARE, Anti War Anti Racism Effort of Urbana/Champaign, placed three
advisory referenda on the February 5th primary ballot. Below is an
article printed in the News-Gazette regarding the results. We hope you
take the time to ponder these results and make every effort to
represent the views of your constituents on these vital matters of
public concern. It is time to restore the United States' stature in
the world, stop the erosion of civil liberties at home, renew our
commitment to international law and the Geneva Conventions, and change
our failed policy on the war on terrorism from a military to a more
diplomatic approach, (end of the occupation of Iraq, bring the troops
home).
AWARE happy with advisory results
By Mike Monson
Friday February 8, 2008
URBANA – A member of a local activist group said the group will
probably seek to place more advisory referendums on the Nov. 4 ballot
after voters in Cunningham and City of Champaign townships gave
overwhelming approval to six questions on last Tuesday's ballot.
Find this article at:
http://www.news-gazette.com/news/2008/02/08/
awarehappy_with_advisory_results
All advisory referenda passed by large, mostly overwhelming, margins.
In Champaign:
Poverty referendum: 71% Yes, 29% No !!!
Military Commissions Act: 68% Yes, 32% No
De-fund Iraq War: 61% Yes, 39% No
In Urbana/Cunningham:
No Unauthorized Iran War: 81% Yes, 19% No
Detainees' Rights/M.C.A.: 79% Yes, 21% No
De-fund Iraq War: 69% Yes, 31% No
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