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Writing to the FEC

generalpolitical.jpgWe sent you an e-mail (posted below) asking you to write to the FEC and demand that they investigate Wal-Mart for their possibly illicit and definitely inappropriate, immoral behavior, and thousands of you have! We just wanted to take a minute to thank all of you that got involved and decided to send a letter.

If you haven't already, take a minute to click on the box to the right and write a letter to the FEC. We need your help to stop Wal-Mart from using their same old dirty tricks.

Many of you are as upset about Wal-Mart trying to intimidate their employees to vote a certain way as we are, and here's what you've been saying:


C. S. writes
Don't let Walmart get away with browbeating people who work there into voting against their beliefs and conscience. People are entitled to both go to work and vote as they believe, not as their employer believes. The time and money Walmart spends doing this must be counted as an election contribution, on top of all the money it already gives.

J. I. writes Voting is every citizen's individual right and it is no one's business to influence their decision making process, especially not their employer's. If these reports are accurate the meetings must be stopped.
K. B. writes I demand an investigation into WalMart's mandatory employee meetings and its attempts to tell employees how to vote. If it is true, it amounts to an invisible donation to McCain's campaign. WalMart should be taken to task for this outrage!
M. B. writes I am horrified to find out in this day and age a company would try to influence the vote where an employee might feel his job is in jeoperdy for how he votes.
S. V. writes Tell Wal-mart to stop intimidating their employees and let their employees vote in their self interest. This is terrible, where do they draw the line? No employer should tell their employees how to vote.
A. A. writes This is just WRONG!!!!!!
H. M. writes WalMart is unfairly exploiting the ignorance and fear of its workers in order to further its own agenda and not be held accountable for their numerous abuses. They must be stopped!

Posted by Taylor - August 6, 2008 04:46 PM - Action