Congress "should not be judged on how many new laws we create," but rather on "how many laws ... we repeal."

Naresh -- Think about this: Yesterday, the speaker of the House went on national TV and said that Congress "should not be judged on how many new laws we create," but rather on "how many laws ... we repeal." It's just embarrassing. Within hours of his interview, Boehner's remarks were making headlines across the country -- and even overseas. We elected our members of Congress to work on the issues we care about: creating jobs, fixing our immigration system, fighting climate change, and passing laws to reduce gun violence. We didn't put them in office to sit there and wind back the clock. All next month, while our members of Congress are home on recess, we'll be holding Action August events and making our voices heard. I'm asking you to help make sure they go back to Washington with a message for John Boehner. Say you'll do at least one thing online or in your community as part of Action August: http://my.barackobama.com/Commit-to-Action-August Thanks, Jon Jon Carson Executive Director Organizing for Action P.S. -- Last week, the House voted to kill or delay Obamacare for the 39th time. That's the kind of obstructionism we're up against. Pledge to be part of Action August today. ---------------- A movement of millions elected President Obama. Let's keep fighting for change. Chip in $5 or more to support Organizing for Action today.