The Senate failed yesterday to garner the 60 votes necessary to invoke cloture to consider the DISCLOSE Act. The final vote was 59-39. This makes it very unlikely that the bill will be passed before the election, and there’s almost no chance it could be passed after the Republican gain seats in Congress. This means [...]
Posts Tagged: Incumbent Protection Act
DISCLOSE Act is Dead – for Now
We cut it extremely close, but thanks to your efforts, we prevailed in today’s Senate cloture vote on the DISCLOSE Act (or as it should be called, “the Establishment Protection Act”). The Senate fell short of the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster by a final tally of 59-39. This one vote victory showcases [...]
Senate to Vote on DISCLOSE ACT Today!
The Senate will likely vote on the DISCLOSE Act again TODAY. That’s why we’re sending this message earlier than normal. It’s urgent that you act quickly. Incumbents banded together in 2002 to make it effectively a crime, punishable by jail, for a non-profit group like DownsizeDC.org to broadcast issue ads during the final days of [...]
URGENT: Call Senators TODAY to Oppose S. 3628, the Incumbent Protection Act
C4L needs your immediate help to stop one of the worst assaults ever on the First Amendment. With time running out before Congress adjourns for recess, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has scheduled a cloture vote on S. 3628, the DISCLOSE Act (which should be known as “the Establishment Protection Act” or “Incumbent Protection Act”), [...]
I AM Campaign For Liberty
The purpose of Campaign for Liberty is “To promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a non-interventionist foreign policy, by means of educational and political activity.” This goes hand-in-hand with the Utah Republican Party Platform. Unlike a party whose purpose is to get their members [...]
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