Postcard Party

Great fun party today addressing dissenting postcards to the Republic Senators regarding the President's choice of Kavanaugh for Supreme Court Justice. 
We are appalled at the rush to get this man, who does not stand for what most Americans regard as our country's values, put on the highest court in the land.
We are especially concerned at his opinion that a sitting President cannot be held accountable for his actions even if they are criminal! No one, not even the President, is above the law! 
I am sure we will have more postcard parties in the near future!



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