Thread: SAVE Act - Total Signatories at 178

Just an update on the progress of the discharge petition for the SAVE Act -

178 Reps have signed the discharge petition. More details here:

http://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-645417.html

40 more needed. Keep calling please!

this is tremendous. Calling pays off. Woohoo!

Incredible. I'll go see who needs to be called.

Getting the message Madame Speaker?

Add Another:

Joe Donnelly Indiana 02

Total now at : 179
(9:57am PT; 3/14/200

Here's the listed direct from Congress' web site:

http://clerk.house.gov/110/lrc/pd/petitions/Dis5.htm

I'll try to update the lists to remove the names that no longer need calls and then recompile the ones that still do need the calls. Give me time...

Wondering

-Is there a time limit on how long they can get the 218?
-Once they have 218 and take this to the floor is that a sufficient amount to pass this act and get it to the senate?

Will Washington D.C. take this growing number as a wake-up call?
(okay, I think I know the answer to that question...)

I was wondering those things too fedup.

Right now, I'm trying to help get to the critical mass of 218 signups. Then, I'll look seriously into the related - but important - details on the procedural issues about this petition process.

Thanks for the help.

Yahoo, my Rep Connie Mack has finally signed.He still has not answered my emails but at least he has signed.

Originally Posted by PhredE

Add Another:

Joe Donnelly Indiana 02

Total now at : 179
(9:57am PT; 3/14/200

I called him last night! WooHoo

Numbersusa hasn't got this confirmed

Originally Posted by fedupinwaukegan

Wondering

-Is there a time limit on how long they can get the 218?
-Once they have 218 and take this to the floor is that a sufficient amount to pass this act and get it to the senate?

Will Washington D.C. take this growing number as a wake-up call?
(okay, I think I know the answer to that question...)

From what I was told by a co-sponsor it is open ended maybe that is why some have dragged their feet.