Before 10:30 a.m. ET today, Grassfire received two emails from the office of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), warning us about next week's vote on "The Corrupt Politicians Act." At least, that's what Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) called it the first time around. Now, Republicans have renamed it the "Freedom to Cheat Act." According to McConnell's staff: 

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-espise McConnell) is expected to tee up on Monday S.2747, the Klobuchar/Manchin 'Freedom to Vote Act' ... This is another version – along the lines of the H.R.1/S.1/H.R.4/S.4 power grabs that Democrats introduce. (Emphasis theirs.)

They're putting new lipstick on the same ugly pig. Yesterday, on the Senate floor, McConnell took aim at the Left's latest attempt to "federalize all 50 states' elections," saying:

"Another week, another effort by Washington Democrats to create fake drama over a proposed election takeover... Senator Schumer wants to stage another political stunt around the umpteenth iteration of the same partisan power grab that the Senate has already considered and rejected repeatedly."

McConnell's office says Schumer likely will call for a procedural vote on Wednesday, which only gives grassroots patriots like you five days to make sure S.2747 is blocked by Republicans. During a Senate Rules Committee hearing in May, Cruz called a nearly identical, partisan power-grab by Democrats:

"The most radical legislation the Senate has considered in the nine years I've been here. ... This legislation is designed to ensure that Democrats never lose another election."

With a vote on "The Corrupt Politicians Act" just days away, Grassfire is empowering you to let Senators know where you stand. If you don't want Democrats to -- as McConnell said yesterday -- "rig the game" (like they did in 2020), send your "Stop The Corrupt Politicians Act!" faxes now!

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The "Freedom to Vote Act" is simply the latest brazen attempt by Democrats to ENGINEER election results. Similar legislation has been criticized by McConnell as "a one-party takeover of our political system" that would attack free speech, privacy rights "and even send public funds directly to politicians!"

Attorneys General in 20 states have threatened to sue the federal government if a Democrat power-grab, like S.2747, becomes law. This legislation is dangerous, un-American and seeks to tilt ALL future elections toward Democrats. To stop it from becoming law, grassroots patriots must take action now. Make your voice heard by utilizing Grassfire's "Stop The Corrupt Politicians Act!" FaxFire now!

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To see a complete list of FaxFire targets and their contact information, click here. Don't let Democrats ENGINEER future election results! Thanks, in advance, for taking a stand today.

For life, liberty and limited government,

The Grassfire Team

P.S. Again, Sen. Schumer is expected to force a Senate vote next week on the "Freedom to Vote Act." We're empowering our team members to take immediate action against the Democrats latest partisan power-grab. Click here or the banner below to PROTECT OUR ELECTIONS by sending your "Stop The Corrupt Politicians Act!" faxes now:

Sources:

Senate Update: October 14, 2021 (Sen. Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's Office)

S.2747 (Congress·gov)

Sen. Cruz on S.1 (Sen. Ted Cruz Press Releases)

Letter From 20 State Attorneys General (GovDelivery·com)