Three Part PJM Series on Stopping the Lame Duck Threat
Part I: Moderate Republicans Key to Stopping Lame-Duck Threat
http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/moderate-republicans-key-to-stopping-lame-d...

Part II: Special Election Candidates Promise to Stop Lame-Duck Agenda
http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/the-battle-for-america-2010-lame-duck-impli...

Part III: Dems Up for Election in 2012 Can Stop the Lame-Duck Agenda
http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/democrats-up-for-election-in-2012-can-stop-...

Lame Duck Video
Stopping the Lame Duck Threat
CSPAN COVERAGE OF AFPF DEFENDING THE DREAM SUMMIT
Phil Kerpen, Brett McMahon, Alex Cortes
http://cs.pn/cvB50Z

2010 Policy Threats to Freedom
CSPAN COVERAGE OF AFPF DEFENDING THE DREAM SUMMIT
Phil Kerpen main session speech
http://cs.pn/ccH6wZ

Dems Planning a 'Post-Election' Surprise?
700 Club
Jennifer Wishon, Phil Kerpen, John Fund
http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/politics/2010/August/Will-Lame-Duck-Session-F...

Discussing Economy and Lame Duck
CBN News
http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/finance/2010/August/Recovery-Fears-Rise-with-...

Lame Duck Op-Eds
West Virginia can stop lame duck threat
THE HERALD-DISPATCH
Lance Schultz and Phil Kerpen
http://www.herald-dispatch.com/opinions/x1016271939/Lance-Schultz-Phil-K...

Illinois could have big lame-duck say
Phil Kerpen and Joe Calomino
THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER
http://www.sj-r.com/opinions/x588239606/Phil-Kerpen-and-Joe-Calomino-Ill...

Cap-and-Trade Threat in Lame-Duck Congress
Brad Stevens
FOUR NEBRASKA PAPERS
http://americansforprosperity.org/080910-brad-stevens-op-ed-energy-legis...

Colorado voters can help stop the lame duck session threat
Jeff Crank and Phil Kerpen
COLORADO SPRINGS GAZETTE
http://www.gazette.com/opinion/lame-102627-duck-senate.html

Four States Can Stop Lame Duck Threat
Phil Kerpen
BIGGOVERNMENT.COM
http://biggovernment.com/pkerpen/2010/07/31/four-states-can-stop-lame-du...

Election Wins Can Stop Lame-Duck Threat
Phil Kerpen
NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE
http://article.nationalreview.com/438496/election-wins-can-stop-lame-duc...

Notable Quotes CONFIRMING Lame Duck
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Nev.: "We’re bound to come back in a lame-duck session. … Maybe after the elections we can get some help from Republicans on these key issues."

Sen. John Kerry, Mass. on cap-and-trade: “We are going to continue to work. If it is after the election, it may well be that some members are free and liberated and feeling that they can take a risk or do something."

Sen. Tom Harkin, Iowa on card check: “to those who think it’s dead, I say think again. We're still trying to maneuver.”

Sen. Kent Conrad, N. Dak. on taxes and spending expects “one of the most significant lame-duck sessions in the history of the United States.”

Sen. Jay Rockefeller, W. Va. on the left’s lame duck agenda: “I've got lots of things I want to do.”

Arizona Rep. Raul Grijalva, Ariz., co-chairman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, on the lame duck agenda: “the lame duck would be the last chance, quite honestly, for the foreseeable future.”

Notable Quotes AGAINST Lame Duck
Sen. Susan Collins, Maine: "Not going to play that game." That would be "just wrong" and "blatantly against the will of the people."

Lindsey Graham: "I promise I will not vote yes on any policy bills during the lame duck session. I will even sign something if you want me to."

Sen. Russ Feingold, Wis.: "By allowing votes just after an election but before the newly elected Congress takes office, lame-duck sessions provide an opportunity to override the public's will as expressed at the ballot box. Rather than schedule a lame-duck session this year, Congress should complete its work before the upcoming elections."

Rep. Mike Castle, Del.: "The only business that should be conducted during a lame duck session of Congress is keeping the government running until the newly elected legislators are sworn-in. I do not agree with those who say this period of time should be used for passing controversial legislation and would not play a role in helping to circumvent the will of American voters."

Rep. Mark Kirk, Ill.: "The only legitimate thing for the Congress to do is to pass a short-term continuing resolution to keep the doors open -- and let the voice of the American people as communicated through their new representatives and senators speak in January."