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Tell Senators McCain and Obama: My Vote Supports Animals!
Target: Senators John McCain and Barack Obama
Sponsored by: Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
Sponsored by: Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
Companies applying for Food and Drug Administration approval are currently not required to use proven alternatives to animal testing. Every day, thousands of animals are experimented on or killed to test drugs that will never help a sick human being!
Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama are doing a lot of talking right now. But they never seem to mention the unnecessary, unproductive and cruel practice of animal testing. They need to hear from people who care about human and animal welfare today!
Please help defend these innocent animals by letting the candidates know: I vote, and I want to hear your position on animal testing!
Federal law requires that PCRM must be strictly non-partisan. PCRM neither supports nor opposes any candidate for any elective office. This petition is in support of animal rights, and not about any political candidates.
Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama are doing a lot of talking right now. But they never seem to mention the unnecessary, unproductive and cruel practice of animal testing. They need to hear from people who care about human and animal welfare today!
Please help defend these innocent animals by letting the candidates know: I vote, and I want to hear your position on animal testing!
Federal law requires that PCRM must be strictly non-partisan. PCRM neither supports nor opposes any candidate for any elective office. This petition is in support of animal rights, and not about any political candidates.
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We vote for animals!
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12:28 pm PST, Jan 22,
Rosamaria Cisneros-Kostic, Wisconsin
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Madeline Graham, California
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Jessica Brown, Texas
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Dave Cannon, Pennsylvania
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Bradley Zahrobsky, Iowa
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Brandy Harris, Iowa
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Tim Harris, Iowa
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Amber Zahrobsky, Iowa
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10:09 am PST, Jan 9,
Tom Zahrobsky, Iowa
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6:52 pm PST, Jan 8,
Linda Zynger, Indiana
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Anita Kofta, Wisconsin
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Stacey Silver, California
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Alexandra Alexiadou, Greece
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Debbie Mccall, Maryland
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Melanie Doherty, New York
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Anna Szaszorowska, Poland
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Pawel Komisarski, United Kingdom
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Magdalena Szaszorowska, United Kingdom
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Le Thanh Quyen, Viet Nam
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Snezana Milenkovic, Serbia And Montenegro
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Jeff Lester, Texas
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BONNIE ASKEY, Pennsylvania
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Raymonde Nisolle, Belgium
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Sophie Szeferowicz, France
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Leslie Shoor, Connecticut
