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I need you to do it again.

Last month, you and other concerned citizens blasted Capitol Hill offices with phone calls, emails, and faxes insisting your U.S. Senators filibuster Big Labor's Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill to protect first responders and taxpayers nationwide.

Now, the union bosses and their allies in the Senate are trying to cheat and change the rules.

Tomorrow morning, the Senate will vote on Senate Resolution 10, which would gut one of our nation's most vital checks against out-of-control government.

If you've already called, call again or send an email. Forward this message to friends and like-minded activists.

It's absolutely vital we keep up the pressure until tomorrow's vote.

You see, Harry Reid and Big Labor are scheming to violate two centuries of precedent and destroy this important safeguard for freedom by changing Senate rules with only 51 votes -- even though normal procedure requires 67 votes.

That means the smallest margin in this one vote could ultimately lead to one power grab after another getting rammed through the Senate.

No wonder Big Labor front group "American Rights at Work" is pressuring for the rule change.

That's why it's vital you act right away.

Insist they oppose Senate Resolution 10 in tomorrow's vote, or any other attempt by Harry Reid and his Big Labor-appeasing pals to cheat and change the rules with only 51 votes.

You made the difference against the Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill in Harry Reid's December "lame duck" session.

Now, you can be the difference again.

Sincerely,