Contact Senators Kennedy and Enzi Today!

March 16, 2006: The key senators to contact about the dangerous Red Zone Amendment are the ranking members of the Senate Health Education Labor and Pensions Committee, Edward Kennedy (D-MA) and Mike Enzi (R-WY).

A sample letter appears below. You can use the “Cut and Paste” function on your computer to send this letter via email to these Senators. Their websites, phone and fax numbers appear below.

Dear Senator,

Our family is counting on a pension from a multi-employer plan, which we have worked hard to earn. We need your help to make sure that already earned benefits cannot be cut, by a dangerous provision that was included in HR 2830 at the last minute: the so-called “Red Zone Amendment.”

We urge you to support a pension bill but to oppose any provision that amends ERISA to allow already-accrued benefits to be cut.

We are worried about our future and our retirement. Working families need legislation that will protect our retirement security—not undermine it.

Please support a pension bill without the language that would destroy the long-standing anti-cutback protections of ERISA.

Senator Mike Enzi, Chairman, Senate HELP Committee (R-WY)
http://enzi.senate.gov/
(For email, click "Contact Me" and then "Email" Links.)
Phone: (202) 224-3424
Fax: (202) 228-0359

Senator Edward Kennedy, Ranking Democrat, Senate HELP Committee (D-MA)
http://kennedy.senate.gov/index_high.html
(For email, click "Services" then "Contact" link)
Phone: (202) 224-4543
Fax: (202) 224-2417

Click Here: to download a sample fax to Senator Enzi
Click Here: to download a sample fax to Senator Kennedy

After you contact the leaders of the Senate’s HELP Committee, click below to find out how to contact the senators from your home state.

Click Here: to find out how to contact the senators from your state
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