Ask your representative if an anti-GMO bill is right for you!

This just in from the Organic Consumers Association....

News From Washington D.C.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D) from Ohio has introduced a bill (HR3553) in Congress that would give us the right to know whether or not there are genetically engineered ingredients in our food. Please ask your Congressional Representative to cosponsor the Kucinich bill.

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Write your Congressman TODAY

You can click above to easily send a letter to your representative to ask him/her to co-sponsor this important bill to help President Obama fulfill his 2007 campaign promise.  He would be able to accomplish what previous administration's (Bush - Clinton - Bush) weren't able to achieve.

We deserve to join many other nations (who have banned GMO crops and products from being grown, imported or stocked on store shelves) and to know what is in our food!  This should not be a right we have to fight for, but since FDA has refused to allow labels on GMO products, we need to vote with our vote and our grocery shopping dollar!

More info and videos here --


Tell the FDA - GMO Foods ARE Different!


BTW, Congrssman Kucinich is a strong advocate for consumer and environmental causes.  He is a vegan - a member of the "Power Vegans" along with many other socio-politico celebrities as well.  Follows is an excerpt from "The Rise of the Power Vegans" by Joel Stein

 "Being a vegan then (a decade ago) was so weird that pundits listed it as a reason Dennis Kucinich couldn't be the Democratic Presidential nominee. "People weren't sure if it was another political party or an ethnic group they'd never heard of," Kucinich says. While the Ohio representative failed to win the Democratic nomination in 2004—and in 2008—Kucinich's diet has become so accepted that he was able to persuade Representative Robert A. Brady (D-Pa.), the head of the Committee on House Administration, to include vegan options in the congressional cafeteria. When Bill Clinton announced his dietary epiphany—"I got back to basically what I weighed in high school," he told Wolf Blitzer this September—Kucinich decided to finally finish his own diet book, whose working title, The Cleveland Diet, will probably be changed by its publisher. Kucinich, however, did not go vegan for power, but rather for love. Fifteen years ago, he says, "I met someone who was vegan when I went to the state senate. This was someone I was very fond of. This was kind of a courtship strategy."

I hope you found this information helpful and interesting.


I hope you will also make a moment to let your representative know that you are one of the 93% of US consumers who want to have their GMO foods labeled.  The choice is yours, of course.

After all...it's all up to you!

To our health,


Cris