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Advance Gratitude
The Senate hasn’t voted yet on the economic stimulus package viagra backed by Pres. Obama, but Americans United for Change will begin airing new radio ads over the next few days thanking Republican Sen. Susan Collins of ME, Sen. Olympia Snowe of ME and Sen. Arlen Specter of PA as well as Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson of NE for backing the economic stimulus bill. Reports indicate that these members could vote with the Democrats to pass the legislation, giving the majority a 60-vote (or more) filibuster-proof majority.
Americans United for Change, a coalition of progressive groups, has flooded the airwaves and cable in recent days, targeting 13 of 41 GOP senators in an effort to help Obama and Democratic congressional leaders garner bipartisan support for the bill. With the House GOP voting unanimously against that chamber’s version, it’s up to Senate leaders to corral a few Republican members. Otherwise, and probably cialis still, the Democrats, and Obama, in particular, will have full ownership of the success or failure of the $800B package of tax cuts and spending initiatives.
Here’s the ME script:
last month nearly 600,000 americans lost their jobs - 20,000 a day - more than 800 an hour.
The clock’s ticking - and our economy continues to get worse and worse.
That’s why it’s critical that the Senate pass President Obama’s jobs and economic recovery bill right away.
Fortunately, Maine’s two Senators - Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins are providing the leadership we need to get the job done.
Senators Snowe and Collins have worked with President Obama and other Senators to reach agreement on a plan that has support from a broad range of groups - including the US Chamber of Commerce and organized labor.
Call Senators Snowe and Collins today at 202-224-3121. Thank them for their leadership and tell them to keep fighting for a plan to get our economy moving again. The clock is ticking.
Paid for by Americans United for Change.
(JENNIFER SKALKA)
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