Bush Legacy Tour

The bus pulled into Baltimore this afternoon - check out this video footage from the press conference outside the bus just a few minutes ago!

Bush Legacy Project founder Brad Woodhouse kicks off the Bush Legacy Tour at the AFL-CIO today.

From the Katrina exhibit of the Bush Legacy Tour:

From the Iraq exhibit of the Bush Legacy Tour:

Americans United for Change debuted a new radio advertisement today rebuking Senator John Ensign (R-NV) and Rep. Jon Porter (R-NV) for their votes against the Fair Pay Act. By standing with President Bush, Ensign and Porter voted against Nevada's women and minorities who have seen their right to earn a fair wage weakened. Across the nation, women make 77 cents for every dollar a man makes, and African-American women earn just 63 centers for every dollar a man makes. Hispanic-American women earn just 52 cents for every dollar a man makes.

Senator Ensign recently voted to block the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act – meaningful legislation that would level the playing field for women and men who have been victims of pay discrimination by allowing them to seek justice in the courts.  Rep. Porter voted against sister legislation which passed in the U.S. House in July. 

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Americans United for Change is rolling out a series of radio ads targeting two Senators and four Members of Congress who have contributed to the Bush Legacy on Iraq and the economy. The ads call on them to reverse course and put American families first.

Rep. Jon Porter

Porter Ad Transcript

Senator Norm Coleman

Coleman Ad Transcript

Senator John Sununu

Sununu Ad Transcript

Rep. Don Young

Young Ad Transcript

Rep. Tim Walberg

Walberg Ad Transcript

Rep. Steve Chabot

Chabot Ad Transcript