We also need to "Pledge to call the Senate on Tuesday" or maybe even Monday when we have time?

[Patricia M. McBride]

Obama and his Organizing for Action are trying to get the gun bills passed by calling out the progressive members of their "campaign".  We all know the bills they want will not prevent gun violence nor will they make communities safer.  If that were true, Chicago would be a much different place than it is!  Below is what our so called president wrote to his followers.

Please call and tell our senators not to violate the constitution by passing any gun controling laws on Monday and Tuesday.  Make the phones ring off the wall or write to them and let them know!

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This week, the U.S. Senate is getting ready to vote on a bill that would go a long way toward preventing gun violence and making our communities safer. That's because, in the wake of tragedies like the shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, people like you spoke out to demand action from Congress. We cannot let up on our senators -- not when we've come this far. This Tuesday, April 16th, we're holding a National Call Day to make sure the voices of ordinary Americans are heard in this debate. You can get involved from wherever you are. All you have to do is pledge to call your senators on Tuesday. We'll follow up with their contact information and the resources you need to get it done. All across the country, OFA supporters and our allies will be doing the same thing -- calling their senators and letting them know that we haven't forgotten about the toll gun violence is taking on our families and our communities. If we do our jobs right, anyone near a U.S. Senate office on Tuesday will know exactly the kind of passion that's out there to do something about gun violence in this country. Pledge to call your senator on Tuesday and join the groundswell of voices demanding action from Congress: http://my.barackobama.com/National-Call-Day-Pledge Thanks. More to come. Lindsay Lindsay Siler National Director of Issue Campaigns Organizing for Action