Fix The Debt

As political campaigns shift into high gear and take over media coverage and national discussions, the Fix the Debt campaign has been able to break through and get noticed.
 
David Wessel, Wall Street Journal Global Economics Editor, noted the important work of the Fix the Debt campaign in an article yesterday. He highlighted the substantial amount of energy and involvement the campaign has garnered from both grasstops and grassroots supporters in just a couple of months, while ‘quietly building’ a powerful and effective campaign.
 
Wessel writes, “… congressional veterans say business voices can influence elected officials, particularly those inclined toward compromise to lick the deficit problem. “
 
In the coming months the Campaign to Fix the Debt will continue to grow and amplify the voices of the American people.   We will continue to work hard at ensure the voices of Americans like Tammy, who told us at the RNC, “regardless of what issue brought you [here], if we don’t get our debt under control none of it matters.”  

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We are committed to showing our country’s policy leaders that across the board from CEO’s to workers, from college students to grandparents, the American people want a long term sustainable solution to the national debt problem.
 
Read more from David Wessel in his Wall Street Journal article here:  http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443696604577647421093061792.html

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