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The White House mail office has confirmed it received a "deluge" of as many as 2.25 million red envelopes symbolizing the empty promise of lives snuffed out in abortion in a massive campaign that was larger than most White House mailing movements in the last 35 years. White House mail worker "Steve" has handled letters for 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. for more than three decades. Every single package and letter destined for the White House goes through his office. Asked if he has seen a flood of red envelopes bound for the White House, Steve chuckled. "Uh, yes," he said emphatically....

I'm here to plug one of those unique opportunities to make your voice heard - in conjunction with hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions, of others. It's something you can only do tomorrow. Hey, I know it's short notice. But this is easy. It's part of an under-the-radar movement that has been gaining steam for months. Tomorrow, send a red envelope to Barack Obama. His address is: President Barack Obama The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20500 You own his house, so you should know. On the outside of the envelope, write: "This envelope represents one child...

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- President Barack Obama, who has compiled a radical pro-abortion record since taking over the White House, should receive more than one million red envelopes this week. That's thanks in part to the Red Envelope Campaign that a Christian pro-life advocate in Massachusetts started.Inspired during a prayer, Christ Otto came up with the idea of sending red envelopes to President Barack Obama to protest his pro-abortion policies. As he told LifeNews.com back in February, what started out as an email request to 120 of his ministry friends and supporters turned into a nationwide phenomenon that saw...

Over one million, empty, red envelopes have poured into the White House mail room, symbolizing the empty promise of lives snuffed out in abortion; and with Red Envelope Day planned for tomorrow, coordinators estimate that number could more than double. The Red Envelope Project is an idea sparked in the mind and prayers of a Massachusetts man, Christ Otto, who envisioned in January thousands of red envelopes sent to the White House, a visual expression of moral outrage over the president's position on abortion. On the backs of the envelopes, senders write a message Otto composed: "This envelope represents one...