RADAR ALERT:
Let's Pile On: Demand VAWA Reform!
RightMarch.com, a conservative grassroots organization, recently threw its support behind RADAR's Fix VAWA Now! campaign, urging its members to ask their Senators and Representatives to begin fixing VAWA "before it's too late."
RightMarch writes:
The "Violence Against Women Act" requires a systematic overhaul. It needs to be changed so victims of violence are helped, so women in abuse shelters are healed, so men are not falsely accused and turned away from getting help, so children are raised by loving and fit parents, so families are safeguarded, so the rule of law is respected, and so the truth is upheld.
VAWA is a badly broken law that, like a cancer, has metastasized into every facet of American society. That's why we're joining RADAR ("Respecting Accuracy in Domestic Abuse Reporting") in this historic crusade to save our families and protect our children."
The entire announcement can be seen at http://www.capwiz.com/sicminc/issues/alert/?alertid=11584651
By now members of the House and Senate have received thousands of "Fix VAWA Now" demands since the RightMarch alert went out. So let's pile on!!!
RightMarch.com makes it easy to contact your Senators and House Representatives:
- Go to http://www.capwiz.com/sicminc/issues/alert/?alertid=11584651
- Scroll to the bottom on the page, enter your Zip code, and then hit the Go! button.
- Enter the information in the boxes.
Do it now - it only take three minutes to urge your elected officials to Fix VAWA Now!
Reforming VAWA is an issue that cuts across party lines. RADAR is a non-partisan organization that works with both liberal and conservative organizations to get the word out, "Fix VAWA Now!"
Date of RADAR Release: July 14, 2008
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R.A.D.A.R. – Respecting Accuracy in Domestic Abuse Reporting – is a non-profit, non-partisan organization of men and women working to improve the effectiveness of our nation's approach to solving domestic violence. http://mediaradar.org
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