Democracy For America said the magic words: "Free Bumper Sticker!"

[Ian David]

Republicans are so afraid of President Bush that they are filibustering a vote to end the war. Republicans were expecting the Democratic leadership to fold up and go home.

Not this time!

Last night, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid kept the Senate in session all night and forced the Bush Republicans to stay up with him if they wanted to keep our brave men and women in harm's way.

That small discomfort was NOTHING compared to what our brave servicemen and women experience every night in Iraq and what their families deal with back home.

Let's stand toe to toe with Democrats in the Senate -- together we can make the message loud and clear that Americans want to stop the war. Click here to get your free DFA Stop the War! bumper sticker today:

http://www.democracyforamerica.com/stopthewar

You and I both know that the best way to support our troops is to bring them home. We can be proud that Harry Reid and the Democrats in the Senate are standing up to the Republicans and fighting to end the war.

After all, starting with our founder, Governor Howard Dean, Democracy for America has been out in front against the Iraq War since the beginning.

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You've organized 1,705 rallies, vigils and protests against the Iraq War just this year.
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You sent over 35,000 postcards to Congress demanding binding action since February.
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You hosted 787 screenings of documentaries like Iraq for Sale and The War Tapes to expose the Bush administration's gross mismanagement of the war.

Let's continue to spread the word that this war was wrong from the start. Whether on your car, bike, window or some other high visibility location, we can send a message together that is simple and complete: Stop the War!

Click here for your free bumper sticker - no strings attached!

http://www.democracyforamerica.com/stopthewar

Thank you for all you do,

Tom Hughes
Executive Director


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