Portman AJA LTR Book 4

Ohioans Support American Jobs Act to US Senator Rob Portman Wednesday, October 19, 2011 758 Petition Signatures
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Mr. David Lloyd 2513 Queenston Rd Cleveland Hts, OH 44118-4317 (216) 371-1397 Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. David Lloyd
Ms. Alisha Stireman-Beyer 720 Jacoby Rd Xenia, OH 45385-9459
Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Alisha Stireman-Beyer
Mr. Charles Glaser 173 Green Ave Groveport, OH 43125-1376 (614) 836-2139 Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Charles Glaser
Mr. jeff barnard 7494 mentor, OH 44060
Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Sen. Portman, i used to vote for what ever party had the best ideas as to which i think everyone should, but after the last couple years of republican history ill never vote republican again!! what a disappointing bunch of yes men. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. jeff barnard
Mrs. louise torok 7280 Warner Rd Madison, OH 44057-9546
Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. You placed your Party and your attempt to keep the President from being reelected ahead of the needs of unemployed Ohioans. You are not representing the Ohio voters. I am deeply disappointed. Louise Torok Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. louise torok
Mrs. louise torok 7280 Warner Rd Madison, OH 44057-9546
Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. You placed your Party and your attempt to keep the President from being reelected ahead of the needs of unemployed Ohioans. You are not representing the Ohio voters. I am deeply disappointed. Louise Torok Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. louise torok
Mr. George L. Damron 936 Binns Blvd Columbus, OH 43204-2349
Your actions towards not helping the working class of people is exactly the reason why I did not vote for you and based on the track records of the Republican Party I will never vote for any Republican Politician as unhappy as I am with the Democratic Party. The reason our Country is in this shape is, our Elected Politicians that Supported and Helped passed Nafta. The Jobs all went Overseas to other Countries, due to Corporate Greed to make the Almighty Buck at the Cost of Made In America. Big Greedy Corporations and Politicians Bought and Paid for by them will eventually have their Day of Reckoning when enough Hard working People Like me gets Fed Up enough! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. George L. Damron
Mrs. Marilyn Harshman PO Box 172 2468 Knob Hill Drive Lakeside Marblehead, OH 434400172 (419) 798-4534 Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. It is time all members of Congress stopped taking positions for the sake of ideology, political positioning, and self-perpetuating power. How can you not look at the American people and see that the policies of you and your party have implemented and "hyped" for the past 11 years have infliced great pain and poverty on the American people than in any period since the Great Depression?. It is time you actually took a hard look at the working and unemployed citizens of this country. Why don't you work in a Food Bank or free medical clinic, not for political gain, but more as an "undercover" boss. It would give you the real picture. Charitable resources are drying up, along with the public programs, as prices in the grocery and at the gas pump increase significantly. You need to get in touch with reality and vote for legislation that helps the working American, not your donors. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Marilyn Harshman
Mr. philip Koons 671 Congress Ct Delaware, OH 43015-1105 (740) 369-0064 Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. I know President Obama loves the country. I would like to think that Republicans love the country more than they hate Obama, but this isn't very clear to me. You stand in the way of everything he tries--and he tries good things, except for staying in the wars. Clean energy, saving the car industry, concern with people haveing access to health care like other civilized countries, spending money on America's infrastructure-lord knows this country needs fixing. I do not recall any Republican president ever leading us out of a recession, except maybe Reagan and he RAISED taxes. Recessions were mild when regulations were in place preventing Wall street, the banks, hedge funders from jeopardizing this country's sound footing. Support his efforts to create jobs. Support ending the wars and defunding the military comples that sucks this country dry of funds and soul. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. philip Koons
Mr. David Fuente, Jr. PO Box 8104 Canton, OH 44711-8104
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. David Fuente, Jr.
Mr. Drew Dyer 222 W Main St West Lafayette, OH 43845-1104 (740) 502-5229 Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. YES I'm IN YOUR DISTRICT!!! THANKS FOR NOTHING!!! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Drew Dyer
Mr. John Kempton 4120 Huntfield Dr Sandusky, OH 44870-7050
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. John Kempton
Mr. Randy Cattell 309 Amber Wood Way Lewis Center, OH 43035-8723
Oct 14, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Rob, buddy, get with the program! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Randy Cattell
Mrs. Paula Martin 4263 Pine View Dr Galena, OH 43021-7042
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Paula Martin
Mrs. Judy Hinterlong 9402 Coogan Dr Cincinnati, OH 45231-2811
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Have you forgotten that there is another half of the equation in your so-called "Job Creators" rhetoric? That would be the American consumer, who BUYS the products the businessman makes. Each must have the other. America will no longer be able to afford a strong military, nor will we have police to keep our streets safe for the poor NOR wealthy Senators like yourself. You are so fond of the the new global economy- pray tell, Senator, what country would you like to move to? the street protests you see right now are just a beginning of the mayhem that is certain to come as unemployed, angry educated mobs realize that they have been royally screwed by the millionaires and billionaires that you keep voting to protect. Your policies seem to only look out for the 1% that has 25% of ALL the money. You are fiddling while America turns into a third world nation. Wake up before it is too late! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Judy Hinterlong
Mrs. Helen Taras 174 E Brookside Ave Akron, OH 44301-2009 (330) 724-6040 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. I am very frusterated with the way you are voting. As a representative of my state, you should be voting for what your the people of Ohio want, not what the Republican party tells you to vote for. The people of Ohio need jobs and the American Jobs Act is the answer to this problem. I am thoroughly disgusted with the what you and your party are doing to our country. It is more important to you that you do what they say than what is right and decent and good for our state and country. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Helen Taras
Ms. Jennifer Kelly 1957 Slaton Ct Columbus, OH 43235-5947
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Jennifer Kelly
Ms. Leona King 417 Julie Ct Lebanon, OH 45036-1217
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Get a heart, and a brain! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Leona King
Mr. Thomas Zmij 54 Woodhollow Dr Brunswick, OH 44212-1217 (330) 225-2761 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. All I heard from you and your fellow Republicans during the last election was jobs, all we got was abortion bills and gay marriage bans and the debt ceiling debacle. Where are the jobs! What happened to the Portman Plan for Jobs? Also I would like to know if you signed Grover Norquists' pledge, if you did, the only pledge you should take is to uphold the Constitution and serve the people and not the corporations like the Koch brothers. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Thomas Zmij
Mr. John Holbrook 404 Richards Rd Columbus, OH 43214-3742
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. John Holbrook
Mr. Douglas Orians 244 Windsor St Marion, OH 43302-3606
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Sen. Portman, I'm much more than disappointed you voted against good jobs, I am outraged. You campaigned, like most of your party on jobs, jobs, jobs and to work across party lines to help solve the multitude of problems facing this country and unemployment is the number one issue facing millions of Americans today. I joined the ranks of the over 14 million Americans unemployed on August 8th. Your no vote, along with virtually every other Republican, has cemented in the minds of all Americans, the outright recalcitrance and blatant partisanship of every Republican. Your only answer is no, no, no, except of course, to ever more tax cuts for the already wealthy. But thanks to your vote, this was the straw that broke the camels back. Millions of Americans have finally woke up and said enough.We have been beat down from our once reasonably comfortable life to a life of outright poverty and hardship. I have lived it myself during my working life and have been witness to the destruction of the middle class. America has fallen behind the rest of the world in infrastructure development. Our roads are a mess, bridges are now not a method to cross a river or ravine but a game of chance every time we cross them. Our rail system is atrocious and high speed rail is non-existent. Mass transit has been cut to the bone by Republicans. It is estimated America needs to invest some 4 to 6 trillion dollars to bring our roads, bridges and rail up to the same standards the rest of the developed world enjoys. President Obama's jobs plan would have been a start on these necessary improvements and it would get between 1.2 to 2.3 million unemployed people to do these needed jobs. But you joined the lemmings and voted no. Your partisan callousness should be cause for shame but that would insinuate a conscience. In closing, thank you for helping the 99% of us realize you have no desire to actually serve the public but instead you serve your own personal interests along with those of the rich and powerful . It's really sad you couldn't see who actually has the power in our democracy, the people. I will not forget your votes against the citizens of this nation and I will do all in my power to see you join the unemployed in your next bid for office.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Douglas Orians
Mr. Michael Bohlen 8112 Lynway Ave Olmsted Falls, OH 44138-1956
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Michael Bohlen
Mr. James Councilman 3000 Jisco West Rd Jackson, OH 45640-9679
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. James Councilman
Ms. Dolores Talbott 304 E Pleasant St Mount Vernon, OH 43050-1823
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Please pass the jobs bill. It it what the people want. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Dolores Talbott
Mr. Steven Reisch 1191 Woodland St SW Hartville, OH 44632-8304
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Just because you are a Republican and this idea came from President Obama, does not mean you must oppose it. Stand up for the people, not just your party. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Steven Reisch
Mr. Robert Plantz 28356 W Preston Pl Westlake, OH 44145-6781
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Senator Portman, Americans and especially citizens of our great state of Ohio are in the midst of one of the worst economic times this country and state have ever seen. President Obama has put forth legislation that will put many unemployed individuals back to work on much needed infrastructure projects. It will also begin to require those in this country who have the good fortune to have amassed large fortunes to pay their fare share in taxes to help support our country. In my opinion your vote against the President's Job Act was unconscionable.I am very disappointed in the position you have taken. If there was ever a time our elected officials need to stand up and help those less fortunate among us it is now. I regret my vote for you in the last election. Bob Plantz 28356 West Preston Place Westlake, OH 44145-6781 Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Robert Plantz
Mr. Louis Myers 9042 Hill St Lisbon, OH 44432-9662 (330) 424-9270 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Louis Myers
Mr. richard torain 4296 Knoll Crest Dr Grove City, OH 43123-9442 (614) 277-3633 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. why you voted against jobs. phony Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. richard torain
Mr. David Rose 518 S 3rd St Martins Ferry, OH 43935-1364
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. David Rose
Mr. Harvey Hodak 457 Oak Meadow Dr Pataskala, OH 43062-8733
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Harvey Hodak
Mr. Bradley Johnston 31 Englewood Rd Springfield, OH 45504-1412
I am very disappointed that those of you elected to public office refuse to act in the best interests of the country. Please do what is right for the United States and stop this pary line nonsense. Many of the people you represent are in financial perils. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Bradley Johnston
Mr. Bill Vaughn 2023 W Erie Ave Lorain, OH 44052-1170
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. You people would filibuster a jobs bill? Even your most fervent tea party supporters must be amazed that you are willing to tank the economy so that Obama would be perceived as a failure... right? Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Bill Vaughn
Mr. John koscelansky 120 Woodleigh Ct Youngstown, OH 44511-1810
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. You had better hurry up and get all your dirty politics in before your next election because you are NOT going to be re elected. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. John koscelansky
Mrs. Margaret McVay 2248 Josie Ct Fairfield, OH 45014-8564 (513) 942-3774 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. You are our representative. Your civic duty id to follow the will of your people. We need more jobs and the American Jobs Act is the way to go about creating them! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Margaret McVay
Mrs. Rhonda Strahler 36237 Darrah Ridge Rd Macksburg, OH 45746-9617 (740) 783-2116 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Rhonda Strahler
Mr. Brian Rezentes 3086 Sunset Dr Columbus, OH 43202-1921
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. We need jobs now! Let's worry about the budget after we get out of this economic mess! Stop holding up progress! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Brian Rezentes
Mrs. shirley jarzab 952 E Kensington Ln Streetsboro, OH 44241-4817
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Sen. Portman, You need to represent the people and vote for what the people want and why you were sent to Washington. I am disappointed you voted against the people, against the JOBS act. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. shirley jarzab
Mrs. Judith DiNardo 3683 Silvercrest Dr Stow, OH 44224-3259 (330) 688-1767 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Jobs needs to be your 1st priority. Solving the unemplyment problem will solve the deficit problem. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Judith DiNardo
Mrs. Judith DiNardo 3683 Silvercrest Dr Stow, OH 44224-3259 (330) 688-1767 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Jobs needs to be your 1st priority. Solving the unemplyment problem will solve the deficit problem. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Judith DiNardo
Ms. janet southern 101 Lantern Ridge Rd Oxford, OH 45056-9491 (513) 523-7295 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
The President has made every effort to compromise with Republicans. Stop being political, and start helping the country. Jan Southern 101 Lantern Ridge Road Oxford, Ohio 45056 Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. janet southern
Ms. janet southern 101 Lantern Ridge Rd Oxford, OH 45056-9491 (513) 523-7295 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
The President has made every effort to compromise with Republicans. Stop being political, and start helping the country. Jan Southern 101 Lantern Ridge Road Oxford, Ohio 45056 Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. janet southern
Dr. Shearle Furnish 6943 Knauf Rd Canfield, OH 44406-9762
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Dr. Shearle Furnish
Mrs. Annick Richardson 420 Lewiston Rd Dayton, OH 45429-2618
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Some people care about people, others don't, but in the end those who don't care will lose, because people are the majority. Selfish interests ( more money, more profits in the hands of a minority ) are in full contradiction with democracy and with any religion. Come election time, the people ( the majority ) will remember how to vote ! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Annick Richardson
Ms. Debra Coldiron 1776 Larkwood Pl Columbus, OH 43229-3634 (614) 390-1692 Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Dear Senator Portman: It is a great concern of mine that the very people we elect to represent us; do just the opposite. People in our state need help and we need jobs. You veto of the job act was very disappointing to say the least. We need real representation here, people are losing their homes like myself trying to make ends meet. Why don't you guys start taxing the rich and the hundreds of companies that receive tax abatements or pay no tax at all like the oil companies for example to solve your national debt woes instead of constantly passing it down to the little people. Sincerely, Debra Coldiron 1776 Larkwood Place Columbus, Ohio 43229-3634 Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Debra Coldiron
Mr. Lawrence Press 808 Holly Oak Ln Aurora, OH 44202-7885
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Lawrence Press
Ms. Kathy BORCHART 11900 Darby Creek Rd Orient, OH 43146-9795
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Kathy BORCHART
Mr. Robert Tupaj 1153 Redtail Hawk Ct. Unit 6 Youngstown, OH 44512-8009
Oct 15, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. End tax breaks for the 1% since they are not creating jobs with the capital, out of our pockets, that they have been given. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Robert Tupaj
Mr. Will Thomas 12314 Ingomar Ave Cleveland, OH 44108-4013
Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Disappointed You Voted Against Creation of Jobs Bills and against President Obama's American Jobs Act. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Will Thomas
Mrs. Kathleen Kiley 957 Becky Dr Mansfield, OH 44905-2325 (419) 589-3121 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Kathleen Kiley
Ms. Gretchen Kruger 2590 Mount Holyoke Rd Columbus, OH 43221-3421
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Gretchen Kruger
Mr. Michael Scheffer 934 N 18th St Cambridge, OH 43725-1724 (740) 260-6292 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. There were many of us that personally called your office to request that you vote for this Jobs legislation. It's obvious that you care nothing about what your constituents are begging for but would rather be a partisan politician that only wants to further your party's agenda. We'll remember at election time. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Michael Scheffer
Dr. Harrison Weed 1276 Friar Ln Columbus, OH 43221-1526
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Dr. Harrison Weed
Mrs. Maria Stahl 605 Empire St Montpelier, OH 43543-1414 (419) 485-9013 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Maria Stahl
Ms. Deanna McCarthy 8706 Shillington Dr Powell, OH 43065-9596
Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. You should be doing what is best for citizens, not your party or those who fund it. The obstructionist stance of your party is part of the problem not a part of the solution. I am deeply disappointed in this congress for not working together to solve ALL of this country's problems. Your actions are irresponsible and inexcusable. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Deanna McCarthy
Mr. Michael Riley 1540 Pool St Toledo, OH 43605-3533 (419) 697-0537 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. I am not a fan of the President but when Sen. & Reps. don't work with him he looks good.I remember your Campain ads put you & your family in tens of thousands of ohioans places and ask if your doing the right thing.I have a job for now but no health insurance Sincerly Michael R Riley . 1540 Pool St Toledo, Oh. 43605-3533 Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Michael Riley
Ms. Carol Haas 130 N Pearl St Kent, OH 44240-2220
Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Remember we can vote you out of office and we will! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Carol Haas
Mr. Park Goist 13800 Fairhill Rd Apt 207 Shaker Hts, OH 44120-1277
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Park Goist
Mr. Terry Holloway 7213 Pebble Way Ct Columbus, OH 43235-2037
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Terry Holloway
Ms. Joanne Aubrey 221 S Roosevelt Ave Bexley, OH 43209-1827 (614) 236-5561 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. I think it's a shondah (& I know you know what that means) that you are afraid to even discuss measures that might help put men & women who so desperately need help back to work. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Joanne Aubrey
Ms. Yalanda Smith-Hudlin 1604 Eva St Dayton, OH 45410-2620
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Yalanda Smith-Hudlin
Ms. Virginia Shanda 5600 Sandalwood Blvd Columbus, OH 43229-4363
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Virginia Shanda
Mr. Daniel Pierre 2104 Fawn Ct Piqua, OH 45356-5431
Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Its time to compromise!!!!!! So start voting for something important. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Daniel Pierre
Mr. Stanislav Zadnik 2102 Brookdale Ave Cleveland, OH 44134-1504
Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. I remember the constant television propaganda about "Portman's Job Plan for Ohio", when you ran against Lee Fisher. It was absolute Bullshit. Mr. Portman there are millions of Ohioans, beyond the Republican party functionaries and economic royalists. You were lucky to have run in 2010. You give millions no reason to vote for you. We would like to see even a handful of you party to act on behalf of all Americans Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Stanislav Zadnik
Mrs. Mary Hood 7695 Cook Rd Plain City, OH 43064-9300 (614) 873-3531 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. It's time to put away partisan politics and work to help the American people. You are not representing my views. Americans needs jobs now and this bill would have helped. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Mary Hood
Mr. RICK BISSONNETTE 849 Lindley Rd Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223-2914
Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. RICK BISSONNETTE
Mrs. Hanifa Segal 29 Rue Royale Apt B Kettering, OH 45429-1464 (937) 293-9122 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. It feels to me like all the Republicans want to do is destroy President Obama, even if it _kills _us. It terrifies me that there will possibly be more bridges like the one that afell down in Minnesota, killing all those people! You used to hear that kind of stuff in Argentina, for instance, but _not _in _America. Doesn't anyone care about keeping us from being a third world country!! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Hanifa Segal
Ms. Susan Cready 3146 Brightington Dr Dublin, OH 43017-1796 (614) 571-5737 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Susan Cready
Mrs. Carol Burrier 2108 SR 131 Hillsboro, OH 45133 (937) 288-2660 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. you were elected by the people and should think of them instead of politics and what the republicans think is a good way to go against The President. Millianaires should pay more taxes then the lower class and middle class. Get some guts and vote for the regular people. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Carol Burrier
Ms. Patricia White 1301 Rice Rd Yellow Springs, OH 45387-1330 (937) 767-7350 Oct 16, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. You are my senator, too. I am shocked that you, also, have followed party lines to deny the Jobs Bill. Please think about cooperating, instead of just following what your leaders say you should do. Think for yourself. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Patricia White
Mr. Kevin McHugh 6782 Verde Ridge Dr Cincinnati, OH 45247-3289
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Kevin McHugh
Mrs. Rebecca Ervin 2726 Green Valley Dr Toledo, OH 43614-4985
Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. It seems to me that politics has become more about taking the other side down than doing what's best for the American people. I see this in Democrats as well as Republicans, and I'm sick and tired of it. This is a bill that we need- how can the simple truth that America needs jobs become bi-partisan? I am very disappointed in all politicians in Congress for failing the people they represent. I feel sorry for you all. You have lost your humanity. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Rebecca Ervin
Mr. Thomas Kozak 3817 Bellevue Rd Toledo, OH 43613-4432 (419) 472-4058 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Every serious economist and non-partisan source says that this bill will create jobs. I understand that a corporate controlled media is willing to give bumper sticker type phrases of conservative ideologies equal weight with the facts. I also understand and sympathize that these and other corporate sources of funding are necessary to your campaign funding. But if you're paying attention to the demonstrations relating to the 99%, you should realize that at actual voting time, regardless of the amount of funding you receive, you will be remembered either as a representative of those who you helped with jobs or as a representative of the broken and easily bought government. It may be possible, since you are early in your term, that you are more concerned with Obama's election defeat than you are with your successful re-election. But you might recall that you ran on creating jobs. Helping Ohio with jobs should be your first priority. This Jobs Bill is loaded with Republican and non-partisan ideas that should be easy for you to point to as you declare your concern for Ohio. It would define you as a leader of people instead of a follower of an ideology. Now is the time for you to ask yourself which is more important to you, and now is the time for you to show us where you stand. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Thomas Kozak
Ms. Darlene Mason 351 E 211th St Euclid, OH 44123-1848 (216) 659-8979 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Sen. Portman, This Jobs bill means a lot to the people, we need to and want to work! Why would you be against any measure that is clearly meant to help make the lives of the American people better? It is time to stop playing and do what is right for the American people, do what yoy were elected to do......Please! Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Darlene Mason
Miss Mary Jane Vovk,SND 7209 Wil Lou Ln North Ridgeville, OH 44039-3143 (440) 327-8713 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Miss Mary Jane Vovk,SND
Dr. Karen Sutton 24811 Wimbledon Rd Beachwood, OH 44122-3230
Senator Portman: Your opposition to President Obama's jobs bill is doing NOTHING for the people of Ohio. You are ignoring the fine people of Ohio who are unemployed and underemployed to curry favor with the corporations and rich who finance the cost of your campaigns. While the rich may outspend the rest of us, we are still more numerous - and we vote. Unless you start delivering what we, the people, need and want, we will vote you out of office. Karen Sutton Beachwood, OH Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Dr. Karen Sutton
Mrs. Heather Brake 1257 Maetzel Dr Columbus, OH 43227-1334
Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Sen. Portman, Please remember; "We the People", not the Electorial College, decisively elected President Barack H. Obama as our 44th president. You work for him, and you work for US. Please support the US, the people, and our President! Only united will we succeed. Sincerely, Heather B. F. Brake Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Heather Brake
Dr. Patricia Kelleher 5851 Dunabbey Loop Dublin, OH 43017-3465
Sen. Portman: Shame on you for not wanting to put people back to work. Have you ever know the frustration and humiliation of not having a job to go to each day? not being able to put food on the table for your family? the sick feeling of defeat as a person? I have! If you have really SHAME ON YOU!!! You seem like a decent person. It is important for you to be a leader in your party and step to the front to help others. Please don't be persuaded by the members whose only desire is to defeat President Obama. That is such a disgrace to the country. REMEMBER YOU ARE WORKING FOR ME!!! I expect you to be honorable. Patricia Kelleher, Ph.D. 5851 Dunabbey Loop Dublin, OH 43017 Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Dr. Patricia Kelleher
Mr. walter workman 1545 Alum Creek Dr Columbus, OH 43209-2712 (641) 257-1920 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. walter workman
Mr. Shaun Willis 21200 Lakeshore Boulevard Euclid, OH 44123 (216) 401-7287 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Shaun Willis
Ms. Janet Stoneking 118 E Walnut St Westerville, OH 43081-2310
Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. I called your office to encourage you to vote in support of the Jobs Act because we are in a crisis. Food banks and other agencies that assist people who have never been employed before are running out of resources. Your actions indicate that you are either out of touch with what is happening in Ohio or you don't care. The actions of yourself and other members of Congress will be recalled when it is time to vote for re-election. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Janet Stoneking
Mr. Michael Wintgens 7208 Watthill Rd Roseville, OH 43777-9627
Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Please vote for more jobs . Thank you. Michael Wintgens 7208 Watthill Rd. Roseville Ohio 43777-9627 Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Michael Wintgens
Mr. Josef West 119 N Wall St Covington, OH 45318-1639 (937) 473-3527 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Josef West
Mr. Anthony Cumberworth 3279 E Scarborough Rd Cleveland Heights, OH 441183408
Support the President and the American people by voting through any bill that will produce jobs. Your service will be remembered, not your inaction. Cumberworth Cleveland Heights Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Anthony Cumberworth
Mr. Paul Helbling T606 SR 109 Liberty Center, OH 43532-9720
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Paul Helbling
Mr. james nugent 6550 Lake of The Woods Pt Galena, OH 43021-9616 (614) 895-9931 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Enter your message to Sen. Portman I have an idea, why not do what is best for the country instead of using your position to advance the Republican agenda which is to defeat Obama at any cost. I hope with all of my heart that your tactic are a failure. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. james nugent
Mr. Dana Stone 135 Georgetown Dr Apt A Columbus, OH 43214-1624 (614) 844-6299 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. Your vote against the American Jobs Act is truly disgraceful. You and your Republican Senate colleagues are letting this country go down the drain. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mr. Dana Stone
Mrs. Jeanne Hartzog 6370 Woodmoor Ave NW Canton, OH 44718-1262 (330) 499-3752 Oct 17, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children. I know you are concerned about the deficit and government spending, and I appreciate that. But to reduce the debt, we need taxpayers with jobs that are taxed. First things first - get America working, and then work to reform the tax code and government spending. We are dangerously close to going the way of Italy and Greece, and only more people working will avert that. Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Jeanne Hartzog
Mrs. Melissa Hartman 1251 Thurnridge Dr Reading, OH 45215-3941
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Melissa Hartman
Ms. Kara Beebee 97 W Tulane Rd Columbus, OH 43202-1907 (614) 327-1212 Oct 18, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Kara Beebee
Ms. Kara Beebee 97 W Tulane Rd Columbus, OH 43202-1907
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Kara Beebee
Ms. Elaine Dombi 7532 Lascala Dr Hudson, OH 44236-1815 333421271 Oct 18, 2011 Senator Robert Portman Russell Senate Office Building, Room 338 Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NE Washington, DC 20510-3506 Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs Dear Senator Portman, With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American Jobs Act is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economy back on the path to recovery. It should have passed. Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires and billionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks, help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Ms. Elaine Dombi
Mrs. Donna Abram 9550 Alspach Rd NW Canal Winchester, OH 43110-9242
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need. Sincerely, Mrs. Donna Abram

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