Fix Our Future
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Fix Our Future is a group created to support the Bush administrations attempt to privatize Social Security. The group draws its leadership from Republican campaign workers and will target an under-40 audience.
Fix Our Future's state goals are as follows:
- Help pass Social Security Reform legislation that includes Personal Retirement Accounts. This is the biggie. If we only managed this one, that would be fine...
- Energize 18-39-year-olds to get out and make reform happen. It is a non-partisan effort, so jump on board.
- Build a groundswell of support and a constituency around this issue.
- Remind America that the younger generation has the biggest stake in Social Security Reform, and make our voice heard.[1]
Fix Our Future registered its website www.fixourfuture.com on April 29, 2005. The group organized an event called "Storm the Reform" held June 26, 2005 in Washington, D.C., that appeared to be a rally with live music for Social Security privatization.
Personnel
- Jessica Colón, Chair
- Brian Graham, Finance director
- Nicolee Ambrose
- Eric Hoplin
- Will Fields, Logistics Co-Director "Storm the Reform"
- Adrienne Mitford, Recruitment Coordinator "Storm the Reform"
- Brad Short, Logistics Co-Director "Storm the Reform"
Contact info
Fix Our Future
P.O. Box 70816
Houston, TX 77270
713.256.4069
www.fixourfuture.com
External links
- Josh Marshall, Talking Points Memo, June 24, 2005.