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Wednesday, November 11, 2009 2:12 PM

A liberal political group launched an aggressive campaign Wednesday to strip an anti-abortion amendment, championed by Rep. Bart Stupak, D-MI, from the health care reform bill.

The Progressive Change Campaign Committee sent an email asking its 250,000 members to sign the open letter from 40 Democratic congresswomen insisting the Stupak amendment be removed from the final bill. If it isn't axed from the bill, the signatories won't vote for it.

On top of the letter campaign, PCCC announced a $10,000 online ad buy targeting Stupak statewide in Michigan. According to the press release, the Michigan accountability campaign aims to stymie any chances Stupak has to become Governor.


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CNA

Friday, June 3, 2011

On top of the letter campaign, PCCC announced a $10,000 online ad buy targeting Stupak statewide in Michigan. According to the press release, the Michigan accountability campaign aims to stymie any chances Stupak has to become Governor. CNA

Caroline James

Monday, February 28, 2011

On top of the letter campaign, PCCC announced a $10,000 online ad buy targeting Stupak statewide in Michigan. According to the press release, the Michigan accountability campaign aims to stymie any chances Stupak has to become Governor. Redirect Virus

Mike Jones

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

A liberal political group launched an aggressive campaign Wednesday to strip an anti-abortion amendment, championed by Rep. Bart Stupak, D-MI, from the health care reform bill. Mike @ excessive sweating and how to stop excessive sweating

Napoleon

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Bart, is part of a secret organization(3thst. group) he was  elected to represent his district,it,s time for him and four other to leave our  PARTY.

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