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Play Hooky, MoveOn Says

This was just sent to one of my alternate email accounts:

Dear MoveOn member,

Do you ever wish you could quit your day job and work to take back Congress? Well, on Election Day, you can come close: Take the day off work on Tuesday, November 7th and be part of something big.

 Skip your annoying commute. Skip those endless meetings. This election is the best chance we've had in years to change the direction of our country. And we have a plan to put dozens of races over the top by making hundreds of thousands of get-out-the-vote phone calls on Election Day—but we can't do it without your help….

Don't wake up the day after the election wishing you'd done a little bit more. We can decide if there's another right-wing Supreme Court justice. We can decide whether the occupation in Iraq goes on indefinitely. We can decide whether President Bush gets to privatize Social Security…

 

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Social Security, Supreme Court, Iraq

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