Have you taken ACTION yet?

Ousted wrote:How many points do I get if I went over capacity on 4 times on twitter today.

Ousted wrote:How many points do I get if I went over capacity on 4 times on twitter today.

Quiethawk wrote:Done

nuttin2lose wrote:Of course, just as I and I hope everyone here does EVERYDAY.

mrgolf wrote:Have you taken action yet on the campaign to get H.R. 589 passed? Please call. email, fax or tweet Boehner, Cantor and your Congress person.

The campaign is today (Monday March 28th) and tomorrow.

Please check in if you have taken action yet. I did it in less than 10 minutes.

Here is a sample letter. Please idenify yourself as a member of the American 99ers Union.

Dear Representative,
As both your constituent, and Member of the American 99ers Union, I must request your immediate support of H.R. 589, The Emergency Unemployment Compensation Expansion Act. This important piece of legislation must be signed into law without delay in order to save American lives and stimulate the economy back to health.
The American 99ers Union supports legislation that sustains once hard working Americans, stimulates the economy, and assists in getting Americans back to work. H.R. 589 accomplishes all of these goals.
Look at where the American economy is without extending unemployment insurance and investing in its Citizens:
1) 1 million homes were lost to foreclosure in 2010.
2) The National Unemployment Rate has remained at 9% or above for 21 consecutive months.
3) Defaults on student loans are growing by more than $2,800 dollars per second.
4) 147 banks shut their doors in 2010, as a result of a weak economy and soured loans.
5) According to projections by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, Income tax payments this year will be nearly 13 percent lower than they were in 2008. As a share of the nation's economy, taxes collected this year will be the lowest since 1950.
With jobs in the business sector and at the Federal and State level declining and/or anemically moving forward, it is clear that we need to invest in America and Americans in order to help our economy back to health. By extending unemployment insurance to the longest-term unemployed, the unemployed can help bring the economy back to health, as consumer spending accounts for 70% of all economic activity. Therefore I must once again respectfully request that you join as a Co-Sponsor, and vote yes on H.R. 589, The Emergency Unemployment Compensation Expansion Act.
Sincerely,

[b]Member, American 99ers Union[/b

mrgolf wrote:Have you taken action yet on the campaign to get H.R. 589 passed? Please call. email, fax or tweet Boehner, Cantor and your Congress person.

The campaign is today (Monday March 28th) and tomorrow.

Please check in if you have taken action yet. I did it in less than 10 minutes.

Here is a sample letter. Please idenify yourself as a member of the American 99ers Union.

Dear Representative,
As both your constituent, and Member of the American 99ers Union, I must request your immediate support of H.R. 589, The Emergency Unemployment Compensation Expansion Act. This important piece of legislation must be signed into law without delay in order to save American lives and stimulate the economy back to health.
The American 99ers Union supports legislation that sustains once hard working Americans, stimulates the economy, and assists in getting Americans back to work. H.R. 589 accomplishes all of these goals.
Look at where the American economy is without extending unemployment insurance and investing in its Citizens:
1) 1 million homes were lost to foreclosure in 2010.
2) The National Unemployment Rate has remained at 9% or above for 21 consecutive months.
3) Defaults on student loans are growing by more than $2,800 dollars per second.
4) 147 banks shut their doors in 2010, as a result of a weak economy and soured loans.
5) According to projections by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, Income tax payments this year will be nearly 13 percent lower than they were in 2008. As a share of the nation's economy, taxes collected this year will be the lowest since 1950.
With jobs in the business sector and at the Federal and State level declining and/or anemically moving forward, it is clear that we need to invest in America and Americans in order to help our economy back to health. By extending unemployment insurance to the longest-term unemployed, the unemployed can help bring the economy back to health, as consumer spending accounts for 70% of all economic activity. Therefore I must once again respectfully request that you join as a Co-Sponsor, and vote yes on H.R. 589, The Emergency Unemployment Compensation Expansion Act.
Sincerely,

[b]Member, American 99ers Union[/b

mrgolf wrote:Have you taken action yet on the campaign to get H.R. 589 passed? Please call. email, fax or tweet Boehner, Cantor and your Congress person.

The campaign is today (Monday March 28th) and tomorrow.

Please check in if you have taken action yet. I did it in less than 10 minutes.

Here is a sample letter. Please idenify yourself as a member of the American 99ers Union.

Dear Representative,
As both your constituent, and Member of the American 99ers Union, I must request your immediate support of H.R. 589, The Emergency Unemployment Compensation Expansion Act. This important piece of legislation must be signed into law without delay in order to save American lives and stimulate the economy back to health.
The American 99ers Union supports legislation that sustains once hard working Americans, stimulates the economy, and assists in getting Americans back to work. H.R. 589 accomplishes all of these goals.
Look at where the American economy is without extending unemployment insurance and investing in its Citizens:
1) 1 million homes were lost to foreclosure in 2010.
2) The National Unemployment Rate has remained at 9% or above for 21 consecutive months.
3) Defaults on student loans are growing by more than $2,800 dollars per second.
4) 147 banks shut their doors in 2010, as a result of a weak economy and soured loans.
5) According to projections by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, Income tax payments this year will be nearly 13 percent lower than they were in 2008. As a share of the nation's economy, taxes collected this year will be the lowest since 1950.
With jobs in the business sector and at the Federal and State level declining and/or anemically moving forward, it is clear that we need to invest in America and Americans in order to help our economy back to health. By extending unemployment insurance to the longest-term unemployed, the unemployed can help bring the economy back to health, as consumer spending accounts for 70% of all economic activity. Therefore I must once again respectfully request that you join as a Co-Sponsor, and vote yes on H.R. 589, The Emergency Unemployment Compensation Expansion Act.
Sincerely,

[b]Member, American 99ers Union[/b