eople around here know that I don’t jump on campaigns lightly — most of the traditional ways that liberals do advocacy are in need of serious re-examination because they just plain don’t work.  But I gave $100 myself to this one.   I think it’s a great idea and recommend it highly.

You can find dotPAC’s Facebook donation page here.

Maybe this explains the problems that Connolly has been having with constituent services.  If you’re not on the short list of potential campaign cash cows, you can take a number.

Connelly’s office:  (202) 225-1492 

When a member calls for “bipartisanship,” ask him or her what Americans get for that—because if Democrats stuck together on H.R. 3200, Americans could get meaningful health care reform.

Watson’s credibility is on the line here, as is the future of the public plan. Call her office and ask her to explain what’s going on, and ask her to run the whip count again — publicly.

DC: 202-225-7084, LA 323-965-1422

In my diary over at Dailykos urging people to call the Democratic leadership, members of the Energy and Commerce committee, the leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, and the White House, I received this report from a kossack who called Rep. Lynn Woolsey’s office. Apparently Lynn Woolsey thinks it’s okay for Congress to delay the [...]

If you truly want a public plan, you’re going to have to fight for it — just like the Blue Dogs are.

While perusing Blue Dog health care hater John Barrow’s website, I noticed that he says he wants your feedback on health care. Give it to him — ask him why he opposes HR 3200, which won’t add a dime to the deficit, will cover 97% of the uninsured, and which will provide a $6 billion surplus!

Today is the Energy and Commerce Committee mark-up of the Tri-Committee health care bill and they’ve just readjourned after their dinner. They’re the last House Committee standing on the hill when it comes to finally passing this out of committee and onto the House floor. The Blue Dog Democrats are the ones holding up progress [...]

Today is the Energy and Commerce Committee mark-up of the Tri-Committee health care bill at 4PM EST. They’re the last House Committee standing on the hill when it comes to finally passing this out of committee and onto the House floor. The Blue Dog Democrats are the ones holding up progress on health care reform [...]

ete Stark is in a district with a D+22 PVI.  Why the hell is he palling around with lobbyists and NOT taking the pledge to vote against any bill that doesn’t have a strong public option?

Ask him.  DC:  202-225-5065, Fremont: 510-494-1388.

(h/t lefttown)