Here’s what the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has been up to in just the past couple weeks:

1. Flying 250 CEOs to DC to lobby against workers’ rights and the Employee Free Choice Act.(1)

2. Spending $7 million to defeat President Obama’s healthcare reform bill – with plans to spend millions more.(2)

3. Preparing a $3 million ad blitz to lobby against financial reform – funded by, you guessed it: bailed out banks.(3)

But this is just a warm-up. According to The Washington Post, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is “gearing up to play a major role in this year’s midterm elections on a scale to rival the nation’s two main political parties,” spending at least $50 million on races around the country. You’ve got to read the article!

Once you’ve read the article, help us build a movement to make sure our leaders ignore the Chamber’s out-of-touch campaigns. Tweet to add your name to our “Not My Chamber” pledge. Then, keep sending #NotMyChamber tweets!

Here are some examples:

Hey @ChamberPost: Stop killing good jobs by lobbying against #efca!#NotMyChamber http://act.ly/1cc

The US #Chamber spent $7 million in the past 2 weeks to defeat #hcr. Don’t let them win! http://act.ly/1cc

The US #Chamber is preparing a $3M ad blitz to lobby against financial reform FUNDED BY BAILED-OUT BANKS! http://act.ly/1cc

1 http://bit.ly/9SLfCW

2 http://nyti.ms/cqv23S

3 http://bit.ly/bk2yt1