NOW Launches Counterattack Against FaFNY, Sackson Horde

Following is part of Glenn Sacks' April 12, 2006 newsletter. It calls for action on the NYS Shared Parenting Bill, so I though it was too important not to post, even though many MANN regulars get his newsletter.

In response
to over 7,000 calls and letters to the New York
Assembly Committee on Children & Families in
support of A330, the

New York Shared Parenting Bill, the New
York State Chapter of the National Organization
for Women and



Stop Family Violence
have launched a counterattack.
To see NOW's Call to Action, click

here. To read the



Stop Family Violence

Call to Action,
click

here.

Click "Read more..." for the rest.

In both cases, it's the usual feminist
hysterics about savage males and innocent, saintly,
victimized females.

As during
our

Campaign Against PBS's Father-Bashing Breaking
the Silence, NOW is

not able to match our numbers. However,
their counterattack is still problematic. This
is because the Assembly committee members began
blocking emails from our supporters after last
week's wave, and we stopped faxing the committee
members two weeks

ago at their
request. I don't blame them--staffers told our activists
that the deluge prevented them from being able to get
any work done.

However, the
result is that at this point the committee members are
pretty much just hearing from feminist opponents of
A330, even though we have far more supporters. As a
remedy, I suggest you call the committee members yourselves
and send them faxes and emails independently. These
aren't blocked and will get through. To call, fax, and
email the committee members, click

here.

A330,
the New York Shared Parenting Bill, is sponsored by
the Coalition of Fathers
and Families New York, the New York affiliate of
the

American Coalition for Fathers & Children. To learn
more about the bill, see my co-authored column

Shared Parenting Bill Would Help New York's Children
of Divorce (Albany Times Union, 3/28/06)
and NOW president Marcia Pappas' Joint custody bill not in child's interest. 
Again, to contact the committee members, click

here.

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