Wednesday, November 13, 2013

TWEET HERE TO STOP HAWKS' EFFORTS AGAINST PEACE


Dear Friend,
News flash: diplomacy worksAfter just two rounds of talks with the new Iranian government, western diplomats are “very, very close” to a deal. But the prospect of a peaceful solution is riling up the hawks.

Some impatient senators are still pushing for sanctions that could breach the fragile trust being built and undermine this progress. The administration clearly understands the stakes. As spokesperson Jay Carney pointed out, “the alternative is military action.” [1]

We’re teaming up for a massive, targeted Twitter campaign to make sure senators can’t ignore the public support for diplomacy. We’ve created a new tool so you can take action in seconds!
  1. Click here to load up our Twitter action page.
  2. Pick your state from the drop down menu. Your senators’ Twitter handles will fill in automatically.
  3. Click the Tweet button to send your message. You can personalize the tweet if you like.
  4. Tell your friends! Forward this email, and share the action page on Twitter and Facebook.
It’s truly amazing how much diplomatic progress has been made in such a short time. Secretary Kerry summed it up: "We just talked more in 30 hours than we have in those prior 30 years." [2] He’s briefing senators right now urging them to let diplomacy work. The hope for a peaceful solution is real, but it’s under threat.

Show the Senate we won’t let them march us into another war.  Tweet your senators to support diplomacy and block additional sanctions on Iran.

Thank you.

Rebecca Griffin
Political Director

P.S. Not on Twitter? No problem. Call your senators at 202-224-3121 and tell them to support the diplomatic talks with Iran and oppose any new sanctions that could disrupt diplomacy.

[1] http://thinkprogress.org/security/2013/11/12/2928421/white-house-iran-diplomacy-american-people-want-march-war/

[2] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-24908005
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