White House confirms it got 2 million red envelopes

President's mail worker claims letter campaign 1 of largest in 35 years


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. "Believe me, they made it here" ... 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.TO READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE

One person can make a difference!
And all of those "one persons" combined are a movement...TEA PARTY!

Red Envelope Day

A simple idea with a powerful impact

Get a Red Envelope

Available at Kinkos and party stores

Address to:

President Barack Obama
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC 20500

On the back of the envelope, write the following message.

This envelope represents one child who died because of abortion.
It is empty because the life that was taken is now unable to be a part of our world.

Please mail on March 31, 2009

Sunday - Sanctity of Human Life Day

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As the 36th anniversary
of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision approaches, the White House has proclaimed Sunday, January 18, as National Sanctity of Human Life Day. With Barack Obama taking office on Tuesday, the Republican National Coalition for Life says it may be the last such proclamation of its kind for the foreseeable future.

Read the White House Proclamation

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