Tell Congress not to back the AT&T / T-Mobile merger

Jun 27 2011

This campaign has concluded.

Seventy-six Democratic members of Congress wrote a letter publicly supporting AT&T's plans to merge with T-Mobile. The problem? The argument they relied on has been proven bogus by AT&T's own words.

With their stated rationale for backing the merger eliminated, these members of Congress have no reason to continue supporting the merger. Please demand that they publicly renounce their support for the merger.

Click to read the original email we sent to members about this campaign.

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