Dear Lucas,
Charlie Dent apparently thinks his job in Congress is to fight for George W. Bush's legacy.
He's fighting to make sure the Bush tax cuts to millionaires are made permanent. And just like the $3 trillion he and Bush added to our debt, Charlie has no way to pay for it. To extend Bush's tax breaks for millionaires, Dent's willing to put the $700 billion price tag on the backs of our kids and grandkids.
At our debate last week, Charlie vigorously defended the Wall Street bailout he and Bush passed. He has continually fought for the same failed Bush economic policies that got us into this recession in the first place.
When he's not defending Bush's record, he's launching false attacks on mine, but you can help us fight back. Your donation of $10, $25, $100 or whatever you can afford will help us hold him accountable for his failed Bush-era record that led to the recession.
Charlie's also fighting for George Bush's legacy in Iraq. In our debate, he praised Bush's handling of the war. Never mind that there were no weapons of mass destruction, nor were there any links between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein.
Enough is enough. We can't let Charlie take this country backwards.
Will you join me in the fight to move our country forward by clicking here to donate today? Every dollar helps us make sure voters here in the 15th know the truth about Dent.
Dent's support of Bush's economic policies led to over $3 trillion in debt, 8 million lost jobs and the tripling of our national deficit - and now he wants to pass the buck and blame Democrats.
Help me hold Charlie accountable for his record, by helping me make sure voters know the truth on Election Day.
Please click here to donate $10, $25, $100 or whatever you can afford. Together we can send a message to Dent that he is the problem in Washington and his time is over.
Thank you,
John Callahan
P.S. Congressman Dent wants to give $700 billion in Bush era tax breaks to millionaires - click here to make a contribution to help us give Congressman Dent a permanent break from Washington.