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CrispyQ

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2. I called a list of GOP senators that have expressed concern, but are still voting yes.

Reply to JoeOtterbein (Original post)

Mon Dec 18, 2017, 03:45 PM

Dec 2017

I told them the tax bill is a gift to the investment class on the back of the working class.

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The Senate is voting on the GOP tax bill Tuesday afternoon. If you have time, & it only takes a few minutes, call these GOP senators, who have expressed ambivalence or concern about the bill.

202-224-

Corker (TN) 3344
Flake (AZ) 4521
Collins (ME) 2523
Heller (NV) 6244 (His staff answers the phone, so be prepared with a brief, but polite message.)
Murkowski (AK) 6665
Moran (KS) 6521
Johnson (WI) 5323
Young (TN) 5623
Rubio (FL) 3041
Lee (UT) 5444
Landlord (OK) 2651
Dains (MT) 5754

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I called my Republican Congressman & Senator, here's my short message to both: [View all] JoeOtterbein Dec 2017 OP

K&R bdamomma Dec 2017 #1

K,R, please explain Capperdan Dec 2017 #3

K&R bdamomma Dec 2017 #4

I called a list of GOP senators that have expressed concern, but are still voting yes. CrispyQ Dec 2017 #2