Subject: Brasscheck TV: Undoing the Bush Legacy

Undoing eight years of legislative mayhem... 

I almost never send anything that is not a video, but this group - led by

Ann Fagan Ginger - is so admirable and

their latest project is so sound, I

felt compelled.

Ann is 83 years old, a civil rights attorney, and the founder of the Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute which has been fighting on behalf of freedom in America for over 40  years now.

Her latest project is to document ALL the laws passed by the criminal Bush regime that need to be amended or repealed by the new Congress in 2009.

This is important work and as often is  The case Ann is the clear-headed one who sees what needs to be done and is going it.

Worth a look, and if there are any  Bush regime laws you think need revision (or repeal) let Ann and her group know.

 - Brasscheck

P.S. As always, please share this e-mail with people you think might be interested in the message.

P.P.S. Here's the message Ginger sent out.

From: "Ann Fagan Ginger" <afg@mcli.org>

To: <SupportingOrganizations@mcli.org>

Subject: TOOL KIT FOR CONGRESS

Date: Fri, 2 May 2008 17:38:58 -0700

Organization: Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute

We need information from your organization/from you  on every law passed by the Bush/Cheney administration  that needs to be amended or repealed by the new  Congress in 2009.

Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute is preparing a new  small book for activists after the Nov. election:  "UNDOING THE BUSH-CHENEY LEGACY: A TOOL KIT FOR CONTRESS.

Our goal is to include the text of every statute,  regulation, executive order, signing statement,  treaty, etc. that must be amended or repealed by  the new Congress.

Please send us by June 1 the bad Bush laws in your  field: Agriculture, Anti-trust, BICE, Corporations,  Detention Of Enemy Combatants, Defense, Disability,  Education, Election, Energy and Environmental Protection,  FEMA, Habeas Corpus, Health Care, Homeland Security,  Homeless, Housing, Immigration, Labor Unions, Military  Commission, Prison Administration, Tribal Land/ Treaties,  Veterans, Seniors, Welfare rights, etc.

Please send:  Name of law or regulation or order

* If you have the citation, please send it also;

e.g., Volume number in U.S. Code and section umber,

e.g., PATRIOT ACT, Public Law 107-56 (2001), including

28 U.S. Code §2712.

We intend to be absolutely complete so PLEASE DO NOT  ASSUME WE WILL GET YOUR STATUTE OR REGULATION UNLESS  YOU SEND IT TO US!

The booklet will be small enough to send to Congress  members and/or use when you visit them, and to give to the media.

* You do not need to send us the complete text of a   law if the whole law is bad. Just send the name of  the law and its basic citation.

* If only some words or phrases in a law need to be  amended or deleted, please DO send the text that is the problem.

You may also send a VERY BRIEF statement of how  the statute or reg has been misused or could be misused.

 We will, of course, acknowledge the material received from each source.

For more on our first two Little Orange Books, please visit www.mcli.org

 THANK YOU FOR YOUR PROMPT RESPONSE!

 Ann Fagan Ginger and Interns at MCLI

 Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute

 PO Box 673, Berkeley, CA 94701

 (510) 848-0599

 (510) 848-6008 fax

 mcli@mcli.org; http://mcli.org

 - Brasscheck

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