Rally For The Middle Class

Mark Corcoran - December 9, 2012

It is time to take action.

This Monday (December 10th) join Texas Fair Share and other local groups for a rally fighting for the middle class outside of Representative Jeb Hensarling office in Dallas. The rally will call on Rep. Hensarling to avert the fiscal cliff by making sure everyone pays their fair share.

Rally For The Middle Class

Monday, December 10th at 12:00 pm

Representative Jeb Hensarling's Office
6510 Abrams Road
Dallas, TX 75231

Please contact Donnie Walter at donnie@fairsharealliance.org or Phillip Martin at Phillip@ProgressTexas.org if you have any questions or need more information.

Related Topics: 
The Action
Rally
Dallas
The Action

Comments

Post a comment below using your Facebook, Yahoo, AOL or Hotmail account.

Get Connected

In The News - Media Center

ALEC Assembles "Most Wanted List," And Oklahomans Say "ALEC Is Not OK"
In anticipation of protests at ALEC's recent meeting in Oklahoma City, state legislators were handed a set of talking points that read "The American Legislative Exchange Council recognizes the first amendment rights of free speech and assembly, and asks that _____ do the same," apparently to prepare legislators for press questions about citizen... Read More »
Hearing on West explosion produces more questions
AUSTIN — A hearing Wednesday before a Texas House committee on the West Fertilizer Co. explosion produced more questions than answers as state lawmakers tried to determine if any state agency had jurisdiction to inspect fertilizer facilities for safety concerns. State officials said volunteer firefighters responding to the blaze that preceded the... Read More »
Progress Texas Announces Ed Espinoza as Executive Director
(TEXAS) – Progress Texas, the communications hub aimed towards shaping the state’s progressive narrative, has brought on Ed Espinoza as Executive Director. A communications operative with state and national credentials, his political and rapid response background will guide the two-year old organization through a changing state political landscape... Read More »