This just in from Emil’s List.

EMILY’s List is hours away from the August fundraising goal that will allow us to stay on track to fully fund one of our biggest WOMEN VOTE! programs yet, turning out nearly 6.5 million women voters — with a special focus on young, first-time voters — for Democrats up and down the ticket. I know you just made a contribution, and I can’t tell you how much your support means — to me and to all our women candidates. But with only 67 days left until November 4, it’s essential that we all do everything we can to mobilize voters and reclaim our country.

Click here to make an immediate contribution to EMILY’s List.

I donated another $100. I want Women to vote. It’s vital for getting good law that empowers women and their families.

I’ll tell you this – it is WOMEN who will decide this election. We need to get as many registered as possible so we will have real power in our own government.

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Voter Registration for Women!

Wooing the 18 Million Hillary Clinton votes – especially the “angry women.” Sarah Haskings is my new favorite celebrity. Thanks for the tip Violet.

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Wooing the HRC Women

 

A full three-quarters of mothers are in the workforce, yet mothers are 79% less likely to be hired than non-mothers with equal resumes and job experiences. Single mothers make just 60 cents to a man’s dollar. 

Please donate today to make the MomsVote ‘08 campaign a reality:  https://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1768/shop/custom.jsp?donate_page_KEY=2907      

I love the Moms Rising position because they are not going to endorse one candidate. They are going to campaign so that EVERY candidate, Republicans and Democrats, understand that American Moms are over being treated with such a lack of respect and appreciation. And so are our kids.

Impossible? I’ll tell you what’s impossible . . .

Women won the right to vote when only men were allowed to vote.

More flexible employment policy that allows more parents time with their children?

Since women make up half the voting population and fathers have a vested interest in a better working environment for the family as well, well I’d call that totally achievable.

Check out yesterday’s story over at Solo Mother. She asks a lot of very valid questions about why women didn’t even vote in the last election.

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Let’s Rise Moms!