With regards to the following post in a recent ECOLOG: Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 11:30:04 -0500 From: Malcolm McCallum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Bush's New Ruling on Mountain-Top Removal
November 4 is coming fast. Something for everyone to think about. If you don't like how a particular party does its job, register in that party so you can vote in the primaries and weed out the bad eggs. Then vote for the party you want when the election comes up. THis will cause the opposing party to shift its views to a more environmentally focused view, if that is your goal. Just a thought! Malcolm McCallum Mr. McCallum, I certainly hope this is a joke on your part. As technically legal as this suggestion is, it is one of the more appalling, underhanded, treacherous and down-right disturbing things I've seen. How about this, instead: If you don't like how a particular party is doing its job, develop a foundation of your beliefs and RUN FOR OFFICE...or find a candidate of your own party to support and put some elbow-grease behind him or her. At least these options show some ethics. Would you support a student who didn't like his exam, hacked into the computer system, and changed the parameters of the test? Kelly Stettner, Director Black River Action Team Black River Action Team (BRAT) 45 Coolidge Road Springfield, VT 05156 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.blackriveractionteam.org ~Making ripples on the Black River since 2000! ~ --------------------------------- Catch up on fall's hot new shows on Yahoo! TV. Watch previews, get listings, and more!
