Greetings,

Tomorrow the U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote on the American Priorities bill, which provides funding for America's biggest priorities — from veteran services and job training to health services and education. 

Not surprisingly, President Bush has threatened to veto this bill because — get this — he says it costs too much money. He can find billions to spend on his Iraq debacle, but he can't find money to spend on America's priorities?  Please.

Call your representative right now at 1-888-460-0813. Tell your representative to VOTE YES on the domestic funding bill and to OPPOSE President Bush's reckless veto threat. If you do not know who your representative is, click here to find out.

We can stop him!

Call Right Now for America's Priorities
Call 1-888-460-0813 now and follow this simple script:

Hello, my name is [Your Name] and I'm calling from [Your City], [Your State].

I'm calling to urge my representative to invest in vital needs here at home by voting for this domestic funding bill.  This bill includes badly needed investments in vital services for veterans, children, health care and Head Start. 

I'm also asking my representative to oppose the veto that President Bush is threatening if this bill passes.

If we can find billions of dollars for the Iraq War, we can find the money for vital needs back here in America. 

So I'm looking to my representative to vote for this bill and oppose Bush's threatened veto.

The Labor-HHS-Education bill includes funding for many of our jobs and our priorities:

$37 billion for school districts across America
 
$16.4 billion to lower costs of student loans
 
$2 billion for affordable, high-quality child care for low-income families
 
$7 billion for Head Start programs
 
$3.4 billion for state Unemployment Insurance and Employment Services
 
$2.2 billion for community health centers
 
If president Bush can spend hundreds of billions in Iraq, he can invest in America!

Call your representative today and say

No
Veto!

Sincerely,

Tracey Conaty
ECAP