John,

Drug and insurance corporations control our political system not because they’re popular with the American people (far from it!), but because they’re quite happy to spend millions of dollars influencing politicians to protect their billions of dollars in profits.

Social Security Works is holding these bought-and-paid-for politicians accountable, sending mobile billboards into their districts to remind the American people that we have the power to fight back and demand a health care system that protects our health, not corporate profits.

Sen. Susan Collins was recently exposed for lying about contributions from Purdue Pharmaceuticals and Eli Lilly, the two Big Pharma corporations who have profited most from the opioid epidemic.¹

We’re putting Senator Collins on notice and preparing mobile billboards throughout Maine to set the record straight on her Big Pharma lies!

Will you pitch in $7 or more to tell Susan Collins’ constituents that it’s time for a new Senator from Maine―one who sides with the American people over Big Pharma?

According to campaign finance records, Susan Collins has received $1.4 million in donations from people representing drug and insurance corporations. It’s no wonder that Senator Collins is the co-sponsor of a bill that protects pharmaceutical monopolies.²

Is that the kind of leadership that the American people deserve from the Chair of the Senate Aging Committee?!

Donate $7 to Social Security Works today to send our next mobile billboard to the state of Maine and hold Susan Collins accountable to the American people.

Thank you for fighting to lower prescription drug prices and create a health care system that invests in people, not corporations.

Alex Lawson
Social Security Works