KAVANAUGH NEEDS TO WITHDRAW FROM CONSIDERATION

FEDERAL DAILY ACTION: Thursday, October 4, 2018
Submitted by Jean Sealey

CALL OR RESISTBOT: The nomination of Brett Kavanaugh has exposed the deeply partisan divide in our legislative body and in our nation. A candidate for a seat on the highest court in the land must not have the clouds of misconduct, inability to be impartial, volatile temperament and accusations of lying under oath. Brett Kavanaugh needs to withdraw from consideration for the good of the country.

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CNN.COM
I initially did not oppose Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, says Ana Navarro, but I do now. After hearing Christine Blasey Ford and the multitude of survivors who have come forward to tell their stories, Navarro has one message for Kavanaugh: withdraw your name.

LET FBI INVESTIGATE KAVANAUGH UNFETTERED

FEDERAL DAILY ACTION: Wednesday, October 3, 2018
DEMAND FULL INVESTIGATION, DO NOT SETTLE FOR SHAM
Submitted by Jean Sealey
CALL OR RESISTBOT: Call your Senators and tell them to demand the FBI have a free hand to fully investigate the sexual assault claims against Judge Kavanaugh, independent of the White House. Only a full investigation is acceptable. Congress and the American people must have a thorough investigation into the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh.

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ABCNEWS.GO.COM
President Donald Trump on Monday addressed the controversy surrounding his Supreme Court pick, Brett Kavanaugh.

INSIST ON REAUTHORIZATION OF VAWA

FEDERAL DAILY ACTION Tuesday, October 2, 2018
INSIST ON REAUTHORIZATION OF VAWA
Submitted by Jean Sealey

CALL OR RESISTBOT: Insist your representatives in Washington, DC, pass an immediate reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act. The reauthorization bill continues the protections contained in the 1994 bill, as well as new provisions to prevent attacks on women and to assist victims after an attack.…

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CHICAGOTRIBUNE.COM
As the world hears Christine Blasey Ford detail her sexual assault accusations Thursday against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh, legislators could consider whether or not to extend the Violence Against Women Act, which is set to expire this weekend.