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Stop Senate Republicans From Obstructing Efforts to Prevent Foreclosures

Target: U.S. Senate Republicans
Sponsored by: Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Millions of Americans are losing their homes in the worst foreclosure crisis in recent memory, and the Bush Republicans in Washington are content to sit on their hands.

That's not good enough for the American people, so Democrats are doing everything we can to rush federal assistance to people devastated by the mortgage crisis.  But again this week George Bush threatened to veto House legislation to provide immediate assistance to those in need.

You can help us show our opponents that the American people are serious about solving these problems.  Please sign our petition and join our efforts today.
deadline: Ongoing...
goal: 20,000
 

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Our economy is on the very brink of recession and foreclosure rates have nearly doubled in the last year. Over 2 million Americans are at risk of losing their homes and losing their grip on the American Dream. Yet Senate Republicans are doing nothing to address the foreclosure crisis.

These foreclosures hurt us all. They damage an already teetering economy in a downward spiral of falling home values and decreased tax bases, and they put our friends and neighbors out of their homes.

We can't afford to sit around and wait for these issues to sort themselves out. We, the undersigned, urge Senate Republicans to stop obstructing the Democrats' efforts to prevent foreclosures.
We signed the “Stop Senate Republicans From Obstructing Efforts to Prevent Foreclosures” petition!
# 5,088:
6:41 pm PDT, May 13, Meghan Prior, North Carolina
# 5,087:
6:41 pm PDT, May 13, Nicholas Hentschel, Texas
This is not about you. This is no about your rich backers. It is about Americans, and you're either for them, or against them.
# 5,086:
6:41 pm PDT, May 13, Joanna Cutting-Brady, Massachusetts
# 5,085:
6:41 pm PDT, May 13, Philip Torres, California
# 5,084:
6:40 pm PDT, May 13, Cortney Schmitt, Florida
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6:39 pm PDT, May 13, Susan Vanderburgh, California
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6:39 pm PDT, May 13, Jim Fairley, California
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6:39 pm PDT, May 13, Kathleen Osman, Texas
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6:38 pm PDT, May 13, Patricia Walker, New Jersey
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6:37 pm PDT, May 13, Elisabeth Strenger, Massachusetts
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6:37 pm PDT, May 13, Kerri Diener, California
# 5,077:
6:37 pm PDT, May 13, Aleta Orlandoni, Florida
# 5,076:
6:36 pm PDT, May 13, Liz Stewart, California
Every effort must be made to prevent foreclosure so that Americans may be able to continue to live in their homes.
# 5,075:
6:35 pm PDT, May 13, Gwen Hadland, Oregon
# 5,074:
6:35 pm PDT, May 13, Jacqueline Weller, Colorado
I'm a business owner, homeowner and voter. My neighborhood is pockmarked by empty houses that once were homes for people who had foreclosures, or who walked away from houses they could no longer afford. I've been picking up windblown trash from the empty one next door. People are angry with the present administration. If you want to keep your seat, I suggest working with the Democrats to pass legislation to end the foreclosure crisis.
# 5,073:
6:35 pm PDT, May 13, Peter Hay, Texas
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6:35 pm PDT, May 13, Carl Kurtz, Pennsylvania
# 5,071:
6:34 pm PDT, May 13, Barbara Griffin, Michigan
# 5,070:
6:34 pm PDT, May 13, Vanessa Roebke, Wisconsin
Our economy is on the very brink of recession and foreclosure rates have nearly doubled in the last year. Over 2 million Americans are at risk of losing their homes and losing their grip on the American Dream. Yet Senate Republicans are doing nothing to address the foreclosure crisis. These foreclosures hurt us all. They damage an already teetering economy in a downward spiral of falling home values and decreased tax bases, and they put our friends and neighbors out of their homes. We can't afford to sit around and wait for these issues to sort themselves out. We, the undersigned, urge Senate Republicans to stop obstructing the Democrats' efforts to prevent foreclosures. Democrats have united around a few core principles that should be a part of any plan to address this critical issue: We would rush emergency federal foreclosure prevention resources to nonprofit housing groups that are on the frontlines, fighting to keep families in their homes. Our plan would provide even more funding to city and state agencies working to help borrowers save their houses. Senate Democrats would enact tough new government oversight to end predatory lending. Finally, our plan would provide new assistance to creditworthy homeowners who need help refinancing now, before they get caught in the mortgage crunch. These common sense solutions aren't radical, they're just what's necessary. We won't accept any more obstructionism. Americans are losing their homes and they need help. Sincerely Vanessa Roebke
# 5,069:
6:33 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, South Carolina
# 5,068:
6:31 pm PDT, May 13, Laura Wertenberger, Michigan
# 5,067:
6:31 pm PDT, May 13, Shirley Ward, Virginia
# 5,066:
6:30 pm PDT, May 13, Tom Reidy, Washington
tom reidy
# 5,065:
6:30 pm PDT, May 13, Desiree Flowers, Wyoming
# 5,064:
6:30 pm PDT, May 13, Nunya Biznazz, Minnesota
This crisis affects us all, not just homeowners. We, as taxpayers, are affected. Instead of paying billions for a war we don't have any business in, we should be taking care of our own citizens.
# 5,063:
6:29 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Arkansas
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6:29 pm PDT, May 13, Kerin Kinzer, Wyoming
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6:29 pm PDT, May 13, Ray Berthiaume, Tennessee
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6:28 pm PDT, May 13, Bryan Lee Nelsen, Nebraska
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6:28 pm PDT, May 13, Kurt Phaneuf, New York
# 5,058:
6:27 pm PDT, May 13, James Rohde, Oregon
# 5,057:
6:27 pm PDT, May 13, Marianne Barto, Florida
WHAT A SHAME TO WORK SO HARD FOR THE "AMERICAN DREAM" OF OWNING YOUR OWN HOME....THEN,FOR WHATEVER REASON...TRAGEDY, LOSS OF JOB, ILLNESS, PEOPLE HAVE TO LOSE THEIR HOMES. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE THAT THEY CANNOT GET HELP?
# 5,056:
6:27 pm PDT, May 13, Michele McCoy, Florida
# 5,055:
6:25 pm PDT, May 13, Ilyssa Silfen, New York
# 5,054:
6:25 pm PDT, May 13, Donald Waltman, Pennsylvania
# 5,053:
6:24 pm PDT, May 13, Robert Plummer, New York
I should have filed bankruptcy 8 years ago, before they changed the law, I would still have my home of 53 years. Thanks to our great land of plenty and the "Great American Dream"! Thanks my government, NOT ! !
# 5,052:
6:23 pm PDT, May 13, Devon Van Alyne, New York
# 5,051:
6:23 pm PDT, May 13, Becky Monger, Michigan