Susan Collins is poised to put a corporate bailout ahead of Maine workers.

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The Administration has indicated that they’re willing to bail out big corporations, like the cruise industry, hit by the ongoing economic crisis — but they’re still far away from providing any meaningful support for American workers.

And with Susan Collins, Mitch McConnell, and the Senate GOP with the final say in any deal, it’s not far-fetched to assume their first priority is propping up the stock market with working families coming in a distant second.

Add your name and join us in calling for the Senate to put workers first >>>

We saw what happens with bailouts and corporate tax breaks in 2008 and again in 2017 — companies turned around and spent their share on stock buybacks and executive bonuses instead of saving jobs or increasing wages.

We need corporate accountability and worker protections now. It’s not enough to wait for this crisis to pass — and Ross is the only candidate in the race with a record of holding big corporations accountable against abusing their workers.

Corporations won’t change unless our leaders hold them accountable — sign our petition calling for integrity and transparency in any relief package >>>

Yours in this fight,

Team Ross