*** URGENT CALL TO ACTION FROM RNC ***

Five Democrat Senators – Evan Bayh (D-IN), Mary Landrieu (D-LA), Blanche Lincoln (D-AR), Ben Nelson (D-NE), and Jim Webb (D-VA) – are critically important to defeating President Obama’s and Congressional Democrats government-run health care experiment. The RNC urges every concerned citizen to call these Senators TODAY and tell them to vote against this liberal bill and put their full focus on creating jobs and reinvigorating the economy.

Call Sen. Evan Bayh at (202) 224-5623

Call Sen. Mary Landrieu at (202) 224-5824

Call Sen. Blanche Lincoln at (202) 224-4843

Call Sen. Ben Nelson at (202) 224-6551

Call Sen. Jim Webb at (202) 224-4024

It is no secret that America is in the middle of a deep economic recession – with double digit unemployment and over 2.8 million jobs lost since President Obama’s failed stimulus package was implemented. Despite America’s obvious economic crisis and the stimulus’ obvious failure to correct it, President Obama and Congressional Democrats continue to push their liberal, tax increasing, job killing, and deficit increasing policies on America.

It is clear that President Obama’s government-run health care experiment will be a burden on our economy and put a strain on American businesses at the worst of times. It is common-sense that economic growth and job creation have to be priorities right now. The bottom line is that America needs to delay President Obama’s trillion dollar health care experiments until next year – our economic reality demands it.

This is a great opportunity to stop President Obama, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi from imposing their government-run health care experiment on America. Again, please call the U.S. Senators listed above TODAY and tell them to vote against President Obama’s government-run health care experiment!

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