Steven,

According to a recent poll, 73% of Americans believe that those who make more than $1 million a year should pay their fair share in taxes.

But not Scott Brown.

Last night, Scott Brown and the Senate Republicans blocked the Buffett Rule -- legislation that would make sure people who make more than $1 million a year pay their fair share in taxes.

Every single person who is going to vote in November needs to hear about this vote. The Buffett Rule wasn't a question of economics. It was a question of values.

When push comes to shove on the big votes that really matter, Scott Brown is another Republican vote for those who have already made it.

Show your friends and family which side Scott Brown picked last night:

When Scott Brown was asked to pass three bills that would create jobs in Massachusetts and around the country, he and the Republicans voted "No."

When Scott Brown was asked to extend unemployment benefits for people still desperately searching for new jobs, he and the Republicans voted "No."

And just last night, when Scott Brown was asked to make millionaires pay the same tax rates as everyone else, he and the Republicans voted "No."

That's what this election is all about. Do we want to keep voting for people who say "No" to working families? Or do we want to vote for people who will change our priorities and put America back on track?

Elizabeth needs your help making sure everyone hears about this vote. They need to hear about it today, and every day until the election. I hope you'll do your part to get the word out.

Thanks,
Mindy Myers
Campaign Manager
Elizabeth for MA