'We've called our senators, we've written, we've screamed, we've organized and nothing has worked'
. He extended the debate from two days to three and automatically admitted the House of Representatives records into evidence, two provisions that were not originally part of the resolution.
“Even they are represented by him and deserve to have their voices heard,” Somers added. “Gardner really needs to listen to constituents rather than making them chase him down the street.” And as youth activists call their lawmakers and take to the streets, so will veteran activists who took a stand during President Clinton’s impeachment in 1998 and also remember the tenuous lead-up to President Richard Nixon’s resignation in 1974. That includes Colleen Boland, a retired senior master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, who sees her activism as just another way of fighting for her country.
“We've called our senators, we've written, we've screamed, we've organized, and nothing has worked,” Sgt. Boland, an organizer with
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