600 Baltimore Ave.
Suite 303
Towson, MD 21204
July
22, 2015
Dear
Representative Sarbanes:
Members of
the Pledge of Resistance-Baltimore are voters and supporters of
Progressive Democrats of America. Some of us live in District 3. The Declaration of Independence
asserts: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are
created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable
Rights." We invite you to join with us re-declaring our independence from
corporate domination by cosponsoring the following legislation:
The
Administration negotiated a historic international agreement with the U.K.,
France, Germany, Russia, and China to limit Iran’s nuclear program, and
deescalate a conflict that threatens to explode into a war. We call upon you to vote for and
support this agreement.
Contact Rep.
Keith Ellison's office at (202)-225-4755 to cosponsor the Inclusive
Prosperity Act (H.R. 1464).
According to economists, a small sales tax on certain financial trades could
generate hundreds of $billions in revenue annually, help create jobs, discourage
speculative bubbles, and provide funding to meet urgent national needs and
priorities.
Contact Rep.
Ted Deutch's office at (202)-225-3001 to cosponsor H.J.Res.22, proposing an amendment to the
Constitution to authorize "Congress and the states to set reasonable
limits on the raising and spending of money...to influence elections,"
including preventing corporations and other artificial entities from spending
money to influence elections.
Healthcare is
human right. Contact Rep. John Conyers' office at (202)-225-5126 to
cosponsor the Expanded & Improved Medicare For All Act (H.R. 676),
to provide all U.S. residents with free medically necessary healthcare. Also, contact
Rep. Rosa DeLauro's office at (202)-225-3661 to cosponsor the Family and
Medical Insurance Leave Act (H.R. 1439). And also, contact Rep.
Carolyn Maloney's office at (202)-225-7944 to cosponsor the James Zadroga
9/11 Health and Compensation Reauthorization Act (H.R. 1786).
Contact Rep.
David McKinley's office at (202)-225-4172 to cosponsor H.Res.54, "Expressing the sense of the
House of Representatives that the United States Postal Service should take all
appropriate measures to restore service standards in effect as of July 1,
2012."
Extend
constitutional rights to women and the residents of D.C. Contact Rep. Jackie
Speier's office at (202)-225-3531 to cosponsor H.J.Res.51 to remove the
time limit from the Equal Rights Amendment. Also, contact Del. Eleanor
Norton's office at (202)-225-8050 to cosponsor the New Columbia Admissions
Act (H.R.317).
Finally,
we are seeking an end to the use of killer drone strikes, which we believe to
be illegal and unconstitutional. We ask you to speak out against this
assassination program, which ignores any veneer of due process. Consider
as well a request for the full, unclassified release of information surrounding
the administration’s drone policy.
We
look forward to your response. And when you are ready, we would like to meet
with you, preferably in Baltimore. But if necessary, we will travel to your
D.C. office. We thank you for your consideration regarding these
critically important issues, and look forward to ongoing discussion and
engagement with you in the coming months.
Peace,
Max
Obuszewski, on behalf of Pledge of Resistance-Baltimore/Fund Our Communities --
Apt. 206, 431 Notre Dame Lane, Baltimore 21212
Senator
Ben Cardin
100
S. Charles StreetTower 1, Suite 1710
Baltimore, MD, 21201
July
22, 2015
Dear
Senator Cardin,
Members of
the Pledge of Resistance-Baltimore are voters and supporters of
Progressive Democrats of America. The
Declaration of Independence asserts: "We hold these truths to be
self-evident, that all men [sic] are created equal, that they are endowed by their
Creator with certain unalienable Rights." Each July, we celebrate by
working to extend civil rights to all. We call upon you to join with us working
to expand basic civil rights, support diplomacy, and re-declaring our
independence from corporate domination by cosponsoring the following
legislation:
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