John,​

Wisconsin just voted to bypass Congress and call the Term Limits for Congress Convention!

In South Carolina term limits is now being considered in committee, too!

In Pennsylvania our legislation is advancing as well!!!!

Our volunteers and field staff are working overtime to add these states to the growing list of states voting to bypass Congress to approve term limits for the U.S. House and Senate.

We are on the verge of some incredible term limits victories.

But we need your help. 

Please, make a generous emergency contribution of $17, $25, $50, $100 or whatever you can afford.

Any amount you can spare will help us keep up our momentum and convince more states to call the Term Limits Convention.

Since the Wisconsin state legislature stood up to the professional politicians and voted for term limits for Congress, we have tremendous momentum.

South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Alaska, Kansas -- All six of these states could pass our term limits for Congress legislation.  Or, all six could reject it.

Everything depends on our people on the ground in those states.

Our field staff and ordinary people - Republicans, Democrats and Independents - are battling like crazy to go around the professional politicians in Washington, DC who despise term limits.

They won in Wisconsin. 

However, it's still an uphill battle in all of these other states.

That's why I need your help immediately.

In each of these states term limits for Congress are crazy popular. And the professional politicians know that. That's why they are trying to twist arms and simply block votes on our legislation.

It's brutal.  But, we can win.

Please help.

We just defied the odds in Wisconsin and convinced that state to call the Term Limits Convention.

Now, we need to do the same thing in all these other states where our legislation is being considered right now.

Anything you can spare will help us keep battling in these states with media events and ads.

Our volunteers and field staff are anxiously waiting.

Please do what you can.

Philip Blumel
President

Having trouble viewing this email? View it in your web browser