End Polluter Welfare

Watch video from a rally to End Polluter Welfare with Congressman Keith Ellison and Senator Bernie Sanders.

2012 Ellison for Congress Open House Just 10 Fund The Best Democracy Money Can Buy Strengthening Health Care With A Public Option

Pledge To Vote No On The Anti-Marriage Amendment

“As we see more and more state legislatures taking action to extend civil rights to same-sex couples, it’s clear that we’ve got momentum on our side. A victory in Minnesota this November could have national implications and spark action around the country.”

Wish Minnesota’s Senators A Happy Birthday!

U.S. Senators Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar both have birthdays next week. Join Keith and wish Al and Amy a happy birthday by signing our card. After you’ve signed, make an even greater impact by asking your friends to join you.

Ellison: Safe Zones Needed On Syria’s Borders

“After three stalled diplomatic attempts to stop Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government from killing thousands of unarmed civilians, it’s time for the international community to intervene. The United States should partner with its allies to establish safe zones on the borders of countries neighboring Syria.”

Keith Ellison, Bernie Sanders Unveil Bill To End Fossil Fuel Subsidies

Progressive lawmakers Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Keith Ellison teamed up to introduce legislation designed to stop subsidies to the oil, coal and natural gas industries, saving taxpayers an estimated $110 billion.

May Day Parade: This Is What Democracy Looks Like!

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the May Day parade! We had a great group of over 40 community members marching in support of our progressive values.

End Polluter Welfare

Today, Keith introduced the End Polluter Welfare Act. If Congress acts, we can save American taxpayers over $100 billion and invest that money into middle class families. Read more then sign our petition to End Polluter Welfare.

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