Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) sent this letter to his political supporters today.
“We are going to pass health care reform by the end of this year with the help of… Charlie Melancon.” – President Barack Obama, 10/15/2009
Team,
We’re down to the wire.
The next few weeks will determine whether President Obama and his liberal supporters in Congress will pass the most expensive government program in history and bankrupt future generations, or if we can stop him.
Over the objections of millions of taxpayers, House and Senate Committees have passed extremely liberal government-run health care proposals, including:
* a “public option” which is no more than a massive takeover of our health care system
* a special exemption from government run health care for Members of Congress
* hundreds of pages of new laws which will put bureaucrats in charge of your private medical decisions
And worse, this Obamacare bill is on its way for a vote in the Senate. President Obama is counting on big government liberals like Charlie Melancon to help force through this bill which will dramatically increase government spending and decrease the quality of health care for every American.
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That’s why I need your help over the next few weeks. Please reach out to your friends and ask them to join our grassroots movement to defeat Obamacare and Charlie Melancon. Ask them to follow me on Twitter and Facebook for the latest updates on how they can help.
I need every concerned American to join this fight and make their voice heard. The stakes are too high, and President Obama has made the choice crystal clear.
Now the only thing you need to do is help spread the word about our fight.
Will you stand with me and other conservatives in our fight against Obamacare? We cannot stand on the sidelines as President Obama and Charlie Melancon pursue their efforts to pass government run health care by the end of this year.
Please let me hear from you soon. And don’t forget to spread the word to your friends. Thank you for your support.
Your friend,
David Vitter
