IT'S YOUR FREE CHOICE.  Now, more than ever, it is important to help the middle class get a leg up. By passing the Employee Free Choice Act, Congress can jump start the economy by supporting workers' efforts to get their fair share when it comes to pay and benefits. After all, it's your free choice to organize at work. But once again, conservatives are up to their old tricks, mischaracterizing and twisting facts to make us afraid to do what is right for working Americans and their families.

> Don't let them get away with it. Stand up for the middle class. Stand up for every American's right to freely organize in the workplace. Help American workers exercise their free choice to form and join a union. 
> Visit ItsYourFreeChoice.org. It is chock full of > new research documenting the benefits of the Employee Free Choice Act. Read through it and then
> sign our petition. You will be showing your support for the Employee Free Choice Act, which would make it harder for management to threaten workers seeking to join a union.

Thanks for helping to fuel the next progressive movement,

Alan and the I Am Progress advocacy team

From: "Alan Rosenblatt, IAmProgress.org"
Date: 18 февраля 2009 г. 15:19

> I Am Progress is a project of the
> Center for American Progress Action Fund, the sister advocacy organization of the > Center for American Progress.
The Action Fund transforms progressive ideas into policy through rapid response communications, legislative action, grassroots organizing and advocacy, and partnerships with other progressive leaders throughout the country and the world.
The Action Fund is also the home of the > Progress Report and > Think Progress, the blog that pushes back daily.

UPDATE:
This is a fantastic efficient site with some other good petitions on it too:

Tell Congress to support the Employee Free Choice Act.

It came from Paul Pimentel's post that seems to be lost in a closet of the site or something because it also does not have a typical cause header on it, either on the page or when you see it on the search menu. The only way I have found to get there is by searching "free choice".