The DISCLOSE Act denies the first amendment protection to some. Non open government Un-American

[Ernest Lephart]

This First Amendment-shredding legislation will infringe on our patriot’s privacy and limit our ability to mobilize grassroots activists while empowering Big Labor and the rest of the establishment’s best friends.
DISCLOSE vote will wait for high-dollar fundraiser
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid just scheduled a vote on the DISCLOSE Act, which would force donors to publish their involvement in political ad campaigns, for Thursday.
Why not tomorrow, you might ask? Because there are no votes in the Senate scheduled for tomorrow. And that may be, in part, because there's something else going on tomorrow: A big New York fundraiser for the Senate Democrats.
"I would be honored if you would join me for a very special reception with President Barack Obama on Wednesday, September 22, 2010 in New York. We have a limited numbers of tickets available to our general reception. If you would like to join us, please contact ...[redacted]@dscc.org."
The event has prices raising up to $15,200, but a mere $2,500 contributed or raised buys you access to a "VIP reception with members of Congress." The money goes to the House Senate Victory Fund, which splits its recepts between the DSCC and the DCCC.
"An individual can contribute as much as $60,800 per calendar year to the House Senate Victory Fund," the invitation helpfully notes. (These donations will, it's worth noting, be disclosed.)
Reid has scheduled a cloture vote on S. 3628, the DISCLOSE Act (which should be known as “the Establishment Protection Act”), for this Thursday.

Please contact Senator George LeMieux at [phone] and Senator Bill Nelson at [phone] right away and demand they OPPOSE DISCLOSE on every vote – including cloture.