We don't have the millions of our opponent and his billionaire friends. We have something better; we have you!
Dear Friends,
For all too long Congress has allowed big corporations and lobbyists to set our national priorities. It is time to rebuild Main Street and support entrepreneurship across America. I believe that the increasing demand for American made products is one key to restoring our economy. Together, we can build a new economy and a better future in Maryland and in the rest of the United States.
What can you do? You are our best asset: educated and informed voters. Sign up to volunteer, "Like" us on Facebook and share with your friends. Together we can create a better future. Let's get to work!
Sincerely,
Wendy Rosen
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Carol Thompson commented
2012-07-14 06:18:26 -0400
I would like to donate, but prefer sending a check. Where to?
Arlin Jules commented
2012-07-06 12:22:36 -0400
I live in Curacao N.A. I study politic I like to see how your Campaign gone be Great.
Tom Fitzpatrick commented
2012-06-30 09:05:25 -0400
Worked the primary for you guys in Cecil county. Glad to work the entire campaign throughout the district.
Matthew Teitelbaum commented
2012-06-26 17:09:39 -0400
I am very eager to work for a congressional campaign and promise to work very hard for Wendy Rosen. I am hopeful that I can contribute to Mrs.Rosen becoming Congresswomen Rosen and defeating Andy Harris in November.
Alex Sokolow commented
2012-06-19 14:30:43 -0400
Dear Wendy Rosen For Congress,
Do you remember the email I sent you suggesting we partner with experts to show rainforest landowners and their countries how to harvest the rainforests more sustainably and profitably (as described at www.rain-tree.com/facts.htm) --and divide the increased profits four ways? Iâm not sure if the landowners or their governments would agree to do that indefinitely; if not, maybe we can do it for 20% ownership of the land. (If combined with some deficit reduction measures, e.g. those of Senators Coburn and/or Lieberman, it could eliminate our national debt and the looming entitlement shortage.)
(As for the rainforestsâ subsistence farmers, we should look at the www.rainforestsaver.org discussion of Inga alley cropping.)
As for cutting down trees for firewood, an organization known as Solar Cookers International can eliminate such need for about $5 per person.
Many lumber companies will need assistance in learning sound practices of selectivity without clear-cutting, but we could make that available for a fee.
Sincerely, Alex Sokolow
Do you remember the email I sent you suggesting we partner with experts to show rainforest landowners and their countries how to harvest the rainforests more sustainably and profitably (as described at www.rain-tree.com/facts.htm) --and divide the increased profits four ways? Iâm not sure if the landowners or their governments would agree to do that indefinitely; if not, maybe we can do it for 20% ownership of the land. (If combined with some deficit reduction measures, e.g. those of Senators Coburn and/or Lieberman, it could eliminate our national debt and the looming entitlement shortage.)
(As for the rainforestsâ subsistence farmers, we should look at the www.rainforestsaver.org discussion of Inga alley cropping.)
As for cutting down trees for firewood, an organization known as Solar Cookers International can eliminate such need for about $5 per person.
Many lumber companies will need assistance in learning sound practices of selectivity without clear-cutting, but we could make that available for a fee.
Sincerely, Alex Sokolow