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A win in Massachusetts is the breathing room we need

December 27th, 2009

The key to winning the Massachusetts special election to replace Sen. Ted Kennedy on January 19th is very simple. Convince enough conservative voters to show up and vote. Special elections with only a single race traditionally have very low turnouts. It is predicted that this race will be no different. With the expected turnout somewhere around 45-50% of eligible voters, Conservatives can swing this election and remove the 60 vote super majority in the Senate and give America a little breathing room until November when we can change the balance of power in both Houses more decisively .

You do not have to live in Massachusetts to help win the State for the Conservative candidate, Scott Brown. It is clear that in a state as blue as Massachusetts, he is not receiving much financial support from those in his own State. We need your support to make this work. Donate $10-$50 as soon as possible and we will assure that the money immediately goes to his campaign and the organizations that are supporting the get out to vote effort in Massachusetts. We are matching the first $250 donated out of our own pockets. With the election only a few weeks away, time is critical.

America cannot afford to miss the opportunity to prevent Congress from passing more legislation before November that will bankrupt our Nation and put government in charge of nearly every aspect of our lives. The left is planning on introducing climate change legislation after the first of the year that will make the Healthcare Bill seem cheap compared to the taxes and increased energy costs we will all have forced on us. This is just part of the Progressive’s plan to move America toward a Socialist government. We cannot afford this to happen.

This fight will take the efforts of us all. Click here to see what you can do. If you choose to sit on the sidelines, don’t complain when you do not see the outcome you hoped for.

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