ReadtoVote.org : Yaddah, yaddah (Advert Lover) -Read Blog
12.08.09
ReadtoVote.org : Yaddah, yaddah (Social Median) -Read Blog
12.08.09
ReadtoVote.org : Yaddah, yaddah (Existing Visual) -Read Blog
12.08.09
ReadtoVote.org : Yaddah, yaddah (Scary Ideas on Facebook) -Read Blog
12.08.09
ReadtoVote.org : Ham sandwich (Scary Ideas) -Read Blog
12.08.09
ReadtoVote.org: Yaddah, yaddah (Ads of The World) -Read Blog
11.16.09
OVER 250,000 AMERICANS HAVE TAKEN THE ‘READTOVOTE’ PLEDGE, YET NOT ONE CONGRESS MEMBER SIGNED TO AGREE TO READ CRUCIAL BILLS THEY’RE VOTING ON -Read Release
10.11.09
Getting Congress to Read All About It (Sound Shore Sunday Express) -Download PDF
10.11.09
Sound Shore pair want Congress to read every bill before voting (LoHud.com)
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PenguinProse wrote:
Oh, this is rich. We know Members of Congress don't write the bills, and now the WaPo tells us lawmakers can't possibly be bothered with reading what someone else WROTE FOR THEM.
Who, might I ask, then--sirs and madams of the esteemed Editorial Board--is in power in Washington, DC?
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dchambers21704 wrote:
The U.S. Constitution has fewer than 5,000 words. I can read it, with care, in less than an hour.
Less is more. Unfortunately, members of Congress don't believe in such concepts. To them, more is better. Especially if "more" comes before "money."
We don't elect professional staff to represent us. We elect members of Congress. If they can't read and understand the bills they are voting on, they are doing too much.
UPDATE: ReadToVote.Org gains momentum as over 50,000 POTENTIAL VOTERS sign pledge to read the healthcare or cap and trade bill before debating soundbites
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09.19.09
Read, grasp, vote: Push legislators to nix long, cryptic bills, pass simple laws instead by Mark Dimassimo and Eric Yaverbaum (PE.com) -Read Article & Download Podcast
09.15.09
Heard on the Hill: Work of Art (Roll Call) -Read Article
09.14.09
Agency Creative Wants to Teach Congress to Read (Advertising Age) -Read Article
09.10.09
'Chalking up' the healthcare bill...literally (One News Now) -Read Article
09.09.09
Eric Yaverbaum, co-founder of ReadToVote.org, on Your World with Neil Cavuto
09.09.09
Eric Yaverbaum, co-founder of ReadToVote.org, on MSNBC with Contessa Brewer
Group wants permission to chalk Capitol steps with 1,018-page healthcare bill (The Hill) -Read Article
09.08.09
Read the bill before you vote (Washington Examiner) -Read Article
09.08.09
National Citizen's Action Group, ReadtoVote.org, asks Congress to sign a simple PLEDGE to Read the bills They're debating before They cast Their votes. -Read Release