AICPAC Backs Douglas Hoffman in NY-CD23

Posted on November 2, 2009 by aicpac-news

Washington DC – Americans in Contact PAC has initiated a wide-scale calling campaign to residents of New York’s 23rd Congressional district reminding them to vote tomorrow, November 3rd, for conservative candidate Douglas Hoffman. Americans in Contact PAC is standing behind Douglas Hoffman and his bid to support conservative values such as lower taxes, life and traditional marriage in northern New York and in the rest of the Country.

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AICPAC Conducts GOTV Program in Maine

Posted on November 2, 2009 by aicpac-news

Washington, DC - Americans in Contact PAC is conducting a Get-Out-The-Vote (GOTV) effort in Maine to rally supporters to vote “Yes” on Question One and protect traditional marriage. Question One restores traditional marriage and reaffirms the important role that marriage plays in our society.

For more information, please visit: http://www.standformarriagemaine.com/

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AICPAC Works to Defend Life

Posted on August 11, 2009 by aicpac-news

Washington, DC – During his campaign, President Obama promised Planned Parenthood that he would abolish all restrictions and limitations on abortion and is now working to expand abortion with his government-run health care bill. This proposed health care bill will force every taxpayer and business in the country to pay for government funded abortions.

Americans in Contact PAC has begun a campaign to build a grassroots network of supporters of life that will stand for life and defend the unborn in order to help us stop taxpayer funded abortions. President Obama’s healthcare bill is the greatest threat to unborn children and their mothers since Roe v. Wade and AICPAC is committed to doing everything possible to stop government-funded abortions.

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AICPAC Builds Network to Defend Life in Supreme Court

Posted on May 12, 2009 by aicpac-news

Washington, DC – Americans In Contact PAC announces today that in preparation for the upcoming vacancy on the Supreme Court, it has begun a new multi-state campaign aimed at building a grassroots network of hundreds of thousands of supporters who will mobilize to help us defend life. While President Barack Obama considers the critical appointment of a new Supreme Court justice, Pro-abortion groups like Planned Parenthood and NARAL are raising money to help them make sure that the next Supreme Court Justice will not only keep Roe v. Wade in place, but go even further by reading the Freedom of Choice Act into the Constitution and eliminating every abortion restriction in the country.

Americans In Contact is dedicating its efforts to fight any judicial nominee who would pursue such a radical agenda.

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Senator Dodd in the Eye of AIG Bonus Storm

Posted on March 19, 2009 by aicpac-news

Senator Christopher Dodd

Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT)

Washington, DC – In response to Senator Chris Dodd’s shocking admission, Americans in Contact is working to identify and mobilize thousands of voters to express their outrage to Senator Christopher Dodd for allowing AIG to use federal bailout money – our hard earned dollars – to pay for $165 million of bonuses to executives of the failed insurance giant.

Unfortunately, Senator Dodd has taken the typical route of Washington politicians. He covered up the problem and even said he did not support the provision in the bill which allowed these outrageous bonuses. But when the truth came out, he changed his story and admitted that he did indeed support the bonuses.

Senator Dodd needs a dose of common sense. In this country, failure should not be rewarded, especially when it uses the taxpayers’ money to do so. Americans in Contact PAC is standing up for everyday taxpayers by helping to get the word out to millions of voters through the new outlets of information – the internet, online videos, text messaging and more!

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