Indivisible St Johns Resistance Newsletter Week of November 18, 2018

YOUR WEEKLY RESISTANCE NEWSLETTER

NOVEMBER 18, 2018

WITH OUR NEW "GOVERNOR" AND LEGISLATURE,

OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS NEED OUR HELP 

MORE THAN EVER.

KEEP THEM IN YOUR LOCAL ADVOCACY!

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NO POSTCARD PARTY THIS THURSDAY

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

WE WILL RESUME 11/29/18 AT GROWERS ALLIANCE

In the meantime, these topics can be worked 

on from home:

We Are,  We Are…  PERSISTENT!!!

Indivisible St. Johns

Telephone / Post Card Advocacy  

Topics and Talking Points    November 18, 2018

Good   is   breaking   out   all   across   North   America!

FL voters restore voting rights to 1.5 million disenfranchised voters.  Gary Ferris lead this in St. Johns Co. Thank you!!

Hundreds of Muslims form “rings of peace” around Canadian synagogues.

Cristaudos Bakery in Carbondale, IL sells “Hate has no home here” cookies; proceeds to IL Immigration Rights Program.        

Martin Baron, Executive Editor, Washington Post, 1301 K Street NW, Washington DC 20071
The Washington Post may be legitimizing anti-immigration hate groups.

Federation for American Immigration Reform, Center for Immigration Studies & Numbers USA are not legitimate sources.

Reporters should speak clearly about groups’ agendas when quoting them.

To: Sen. Nelson, Rubio ; Rep. Rutherford 

 U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510     U.S. House, Washington, D.C.  20515      Capitol operator: 202-224-3121 

The First Step Act (criminal justice reform) inadequately addresses sentencing laws.

If the flood gates putting people in prison remain wide open, little will change.  

Please vote NO on the First Step Act if it lacks serious sentencing reform.

To: Paul Romanowski FL Regional Director, D.H. Horton, Inc.,                                                                                                      

12602 Telecom Dr. Tampa, FL 33637  PH: 813-740-9720   (This is his correct address.)

Over 3,000 people want Fish Island to be a park.

The St. Augustine planning board rejected development.

Ending development plans would help D.R. Horton’s public image.

The last thing D.R. Horton needs is widespread negative publicity.  

To: Sen. Nelson, Rubio ; Rep. Rutherford

 U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510     U.S. House, Washington, D.C.  20515      Capitol operator: 202-224-3121 

The U.S. must get out of Yemen.

18,500 Saudi air raids have targeted civilians, causing famine and cholera. 

Without US support, the Saudis can’t continue at the same level.

Ask your senators to co-sponsor

Senate Joint Resolution 54.

Ask your Representatives to support 

House Continuing Resolution 138.

(These resolutions call for the U.S. to withdraw support

 from the Saudi war on Yemen.)

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FUTURE MoC VISITS

Our persistent Indivisible groups will 

be revising strategy for 2019.

Stay tuned for updates!

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WISHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS A PEACEFUL AND

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

WE ARE STRONGER TOGETHER.

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