July 24, 2012
Dear Senator DeMint,
I want to thank you.
Thank you for blocking the
Senate from ratifying the U.N.
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Sure, there’s
bipartisan support for it proven by the fact that the U.S. signed the treaty way
back in 2009. But why should the
Senate waste its time on a document that calls for a better standard of living
and greater accessibility for people with disabilities worldwide?
Thank you for helping the hospitality industry’s lobby groups push to extend the
deadline for the installation of permanent
lifts in every public pool. After all,
fighting for fairness and equality for all just takes up too much time when it
pertains to something as silly as swimming! Besides, how can the federal
government expect these fancy-shmancy hotels to understand what a permanent
lift is in just two years?
Thank you for working so hard
for that $175,000.00 paycheck you receive from the American people, including
those with disabilities.
Thank you for your efforts to
weaken the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Thank you for holding back the
progress of not only Americans with disabilities but also individuals worldwide.
A legacy to truly be proud of!
Sincerely,
Melissa Dinas
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