Republican Majority Campaign calls to End Charlie's Bailout of U.S. Sugar
The Republican Majority Campaign Political Action Committee (RMCPAC) joins forces with Conservative Activists from Orlando to Miami-Dade to protest Governor Crist's Bailout of U.S. Sugar. The New York Times investigation highlighted that the deal
Online, June 28, 2010 (Newswire.com) - (Pompano Beach, Florida) - The Republican Majority Campaign Political Action Committee (RMCPAC) joins forces with Conservative Activists from Orlando to Miami-Dade to protest Governor Crist's Bailout of U.S. Sugar. The New York Times investigation highlighted that the deal is overpriced; it will only benefit U.S. Sugars top executives, and will cost taxpayers billions of dollars which will ultimately cause the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) to raise property taxes in 16 counties in South Florida.
"This is a boondoggle! We should not be using taxpayer money to bailout private enterprise. The people of Florida do not benefit from this deal. The only beneficiaries are Charlie Crist and the executives of U.S. Sugar." said Daniel Diaz, State Director of the RMCPAC.
Join the RMCPAC and concerned Floridians across the state as we protest Charlie's Bailout and persuade the SFWMD board members to end the deal and cut our taxes!
Protest Charlie Crist's Bailout of U.S. Sugar info:
WHEN: Wednesday, July 14th 2010
TIME: 12:00pm (At the Board Meeting Workshop)
WHERE: South Florida Water Management District Headquarters, 3301 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach, Florida 33406
Visit www.EndCharliesBailout.com for more information about the event and to view attack ads against the deal and videos in support of the protest.
RMCPAC is a multi-candidate PAC that is dedicated to restoring the Republican majority in Congress in 2010 by advancing a Platform of lower taxes, individual liberties, strong national defense, and support for the free enterprise system. During the 2008 election cycle, RMCPAC raised over $4,000,000 and spent over 80% of the funds raised in support of Republican candidates and in independent expenditure campaigns.