Hope everybody who has a couple extra bucks shares them w Russ Feingold.

[mahina]

Haven't been giving as I would have liked to for some time but I did scratch up a couple bucks for him.

Hope everybody who appreciates him does the same, even 2 or 3 or 5 or 10 bucks. I know what it feels like to not be able to give- I remember last week! So if you can give him more please please do.

Thanks, aloha.

[Jackpine Radical]

1. Thank you.

I just sent him another $25 tonight. I'll be phone banking for him Saturday afternoon.

[mahina]

3. Thank you!

[wtmusic]

2. Done, thanks for reminder.

Link to donate

http://russfeingold.org/

[mahina]

4. Mahalo!

[DFLforever]

5. I just donated again

It's my third contribution in the last few weeks.

We mustn't lose Sen Feingold.

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[inna]

8. and why is that? why the most progressive and principled Senator is "toast"?

makes one wonder about the direction this country is taking.

(not as if it's a big mystery, of course.)

[Kringle]

9. if you believe the polls... looks like a tough year for Dems

Russ' re-election comes at a bad time
........................
after 4 years of Dems in control of Congress.
people want change,
and it is Russ' turn to face the voters

[mahina]

12. How about you give him some money?

After all these years of corporate control of the government and lobbyist ruling our nation,
people are ready for a change.

Even the tea partiers see that.

[mahina]

10. We'll see.

I disagree.

[mahina]

11. Oh and I'll send my money wherever I want

thank you very much.

[laughingliberal]

7. K & R nt

[cascadiance]

13. What makes me sad is to think tat at one time he was my and others fave for pres!

And that we all wanted him to run as THE progressive option that would turn around our country and reverse the corporatist trend. And he stayed out, wanting to continue to make a difference in the Senate. And now that is threatened, and we have between Barack and Hillary two entities that are both disappointments in how much they are doing to fix the problems. If he were president now, do you think he'd have been the "bipartisan" obsessed entity that we have now or someone that would have had a decent health care bill negotiated, and many others in congress being in far better positions this election. I wonder if he regrets now running now too.

I just sent him $50 yesterday...