Dear Ryan,
Can your local school create 1.5 million jobs? It could, if Congress took notice.
Well, not just YOUR local school. But by fixing schools that are already desperately in need of repair, economists estimate we can put more than 1.5 million Americans back to work and give our kids better, safer and more efficient classrooms.1
So why isn't this idea at the top of Congress' Agenda?
Honestly, it's because even if it's a good idea, only the very best ideas get noticed. Which is why we're teaming up with Change.org to find and promote the 10 best ideas to change America -- and we need your help to make sure that job creation is at the top of that list.
You can help by voting at the link below. It only takes a moment, and the top ideas WILL get noticed by the Obama administration and Congress. But there are only a few days left to vote, so don't delay; click now and tell Congress to create 1.5 million jobs by investing...
http://www.change.org/idea/view/create_15_million_american_jobs_by_...
America's kids are going to school in trailers and other substandard buildings while construction workers sit idle thanks to the housing market crash. But we can repair or rebuild thousands of schools in communities all across America, and the 1.5 million jobs created will pay fair wages and can't be outsourced.1 That's a smart idea to make our money do double duty by funding local school repairs that put Americans back to work.
But it won't happen unless more people hear about it and demand that Congress act.
Our idea has already been chosen as one of the top 60 out of 2,500 submissions. Now, we need your help to make it into the top 10. If that happens, our plan to create jobs by fixing schools will be presented to the Obama administration at an event in Washington, D.C., and then promoted to an online community of more than 1 million people. That's real impact that will guarantee we get noticed.
And it all starts with your vote online. Click here to support creating jobs and fixing schools.
Thanks for the help!
-- Drew
Drew Hudson
TrueMajority / USAction
1 - http://usaction.org/site/jobs.html
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