[Dane]

I don't have the answer; but I am certainly not going to go into knee-jerk-defend-the-GOP mode

Of course you don't. You go into "knee-jerk-blame-the-GOP mode".

Of course my question of what of what may have happened if Ginsburg or Breyer had not been appointed by a President Clinton goes unanswered.

[B Knotts]

Well, I don't expect the Democrats to do the right thing, but I do expect the Republicans to do the right thing. Is that unreasonable?

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Of course my question of what of what may have happened if Ginsburg or Breyer had not been appointed by a President Clinton goes unanswered.

LOL...you would think nobody cares about your question.

BigMack

[Miss Marple]

Having looked at the law, I do not see anything that prevents direct mailing of videotapes. Perhaps sending a free copy of Terminator III to targeted groups with messages from the President and Arnold are possible.

Books with CD's (like Ollie North's War Stories book are possible.

Direct mailings of calendars are possible.

I can think of a lot of other things that are possible within the confines of the law.

I actually thought that Bush would veto this, but I was wrong. Although I don't agree, I do understand why he didn't (Daschle was running the Senate and threatening to hold up all legislation).

So, it is up to us to think of how to get our message out, and it is also up to us to convince enough people that this law is bad and should be changed.