IF you can please click the link and donate to the US House campaigns of +Bonnie Watson Coleman D NJ and +Patrick Murphy D IA.....
Nearly every week, we hear about another member of Congress who is retiring.
That means 2014 will have an unusually-high number of open House seats. If we fill them now with bold progressives, we'll likely keep these seats for a long time.
The Koch Brothers have the same strategy. Whether we defeat corporate power with people power is up to you.
Today, we proudly endorse 2 bold progressives running in open House seats -- a Speaker of the House and a Democratic Majority Leader in their home states.
Can you donate $3 to our power duo -- Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12) and Pat Murphy (IA-1)? Click here.
Bonnie Watson Coleman was New Jersey Assembly Majority Leader and has spent her life as an outspoken fighter for the poor and powerless.
As Chris Christie's top critic, she was the first legislator to call for the scandal-ridden governor's resignation recently on MSNBC. She would succeed progressive Rep. Rush Holt, who defeated a Republican incumbent to win this contested seat.
Pat Murphy was Iowa's Speaker of the House and is a prairie populist. He successfully led the fight to raise the minimum wage in Iowa, and is leading it again! He also ushered universal pre-K in Iowa.
Pat would succeed Bruce Braley, who defeated a Republican incumbent to win this contested seat for Democrats -- and is now running for Senate.
Both support expanding Social Security benefits, holding Wall Street accountable, and Elizabeth Warren's economic populist agenda. And both can win if we support them early.
Please donate $3 to our power duo -- before the important March 31 fundraising deadline hits.
Thanks for being a bold progressive.
-- Adam Green, PCCC co-founder
Want to support our work? Ed Schultz called us "The top progressive group in the country"! We're making big plans for 2014, and monthly donations help us plan with certainty. Chip in $3 monthly here. (You can also donate once here.)
Nearly every week, we hear about another member of Congress who is retiring.
That means 2014 will have an unusually-high number of open House seats. If we fill them now with bold progressives, we'll likely keep these seats for a long time.
The Koch Brothers have the same strategy. Whether we defeat corporate power with people power is up to you.
Today, we proudly endorse 2 bold progressives running in open House seats -- a Speaker of the House and a Democratic Majority Leader in their home states.
Can you donate $3 to our power duo -- Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12) and Pat Murphy (IA-1)? Click here.
Bonnie Watson Coleman was New Jersey Assembly Majority Leader and has spent her life as an outspoken fighter for the poor and powerless.
As Chris Christie's top critic, she was the first legislator to call for the scandal-ridden governor's resignation recently on MSNBC. She would succeed progressive Rep. Rush Holt, who defeated a Republican incumbent to win this contested seat.
Pat Murphy was Iowa's Speaker of the House and is a prairie populist. He successfully led the fight to raise the minimum wage in Iowa, and is leading it again! He also ushered universal pre-K in Iowa.
Pat would succeed Bruce Braley, who defeated a Republican incumbent to win this contested seat for Democrats -- and is now running for Senate.
Both support expanding Social Security benefits, holding Wall Street accountable, and Elizabeth Warren's economic populist agenda. And both can win if we support them early.
Please donate $3 to our power duo -- before the important March 31 fundraising deadline hits.
Thanks for being a bold progressive.
-- Adam Green, PCCC co-founder
Want to support our work? Ed Schultz called us "The top progressive group in the country"! We're making big plans for 2014, and monthly donations help us plan with certainty. Chip in $3 monthly here. (You can also donate once here.)
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