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The Alliance for Retired Americans

Michael is pleased to announce that he has been endorsed by the Alliance for Retired Americans and
it’s 3 million members. According to the ARA, Mr. Pipe’s positions “demonstrate a
strong commitment to improve the quality of life for older Americans.”

Mr. Pipe has repeatedly stated his strong support for the preservation and strengthening
of the Social Security system, pledging to fight against privatization and raising the
retirement age.

Michael is honored to have earned the endorsement saying:

“I would like to thank the Alliance for Retired Americans, their 3 million members nationwide and their over 292,000 members in Pennsylvania for their endorsement of their candidacy. If elected I will uphold the promises I have made to protect Social Security for those already on it, for the baby-boomers and for generations to come. Social Security is an unbreakable commitment between the government, hard working American’s and the
retiree’s who paid in to the system their whole lives.”

For more information on the Alliance for Retired Americans please visit:

AFSCME District Councils 83, 85 and 86

Mr. Pipe has been endorsed by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees district council’s 83, 85 and 86 which cover members
throughout the 5th Congressional District. ASCME is the largest public employee and health care workers union in the United States, with over 2.1 million members.

Mr. Pipe is deeply honored to have the endorsement of the nurses, corrections officers, child-care providers, EMTs and sanitation workers who make up AFSCME’s membership.

In a statement Mr. Pipe said:

“I am thankful for the privilege to be supported by those who have made public service their calling. As a representative I will put action behind my promises to keep our families safe and make our communities strong. I will support policies
that help hard-working American’s who for too long have had their concerns put behind those of corporate interests and lobbyists. I will work to make sure that all American’s have the opportunity to succeed and again thank AFSCME district council’s 83, 85 and 86 for their support of my candidacy.”

For information on AFSCME and links to the websites of it’s district councils please go
to: http://www.afscme.org

Communication Workers of America

Michael has been endorsed by the Communication Workers of America, Local 13000. The CWA is the world’s largest Communication Workers Union with over 700,000 members nationwide. Mr. Pipe is honored to have the support of workers in telecommunications, cable, printing and publishing, news reporting, camera technicians, manufacturing, airlines, restaurant workers, public workers, Red Cross personnel, and workers in a number of other fields.

In a statement Mr. Pipe said:

“The endorsement of the CWA and its hard working members is an honor. The people who make up the CWA help make America run and are laying the foundation everyday to expand 25 altace mg telecommunication capabilities throughout the district, state and country. As Congressman I will work to expand high-speed internet access to rural communities, making them more attractive to small business growth and job creation.”

For information on CWA local 13000 please go to: http://www.cwalocal13000.org/

Heat and Front Insulators and Allied Workers

State College, PA- Michael Pipe, candidate for US Congress in Pennsylvania’s fifth district, announced today that he has been endorsed by Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers Local Union #23. Local #23 covers members throughout central Pennsylvania, including the 5th district. Mr. Pipe is honored to have the endorsement of the people who help build our homes and businesses and work to make them more energy efficient.

For information the Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers please go to: http://www.insulators.org/

International Union of Operating Engineers

Michael is honored to have the endorsement of the Internation Union of Operating Engineers. Once elected Michael looks forward to enacting policies that will help it’s members and working Americans.

For more information on the International Union of Operating Engineers please go to: http://www.iuoe.org/

The Pennsylvania AFL-CIO

Michael has been endorsed by the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO. Mr. Pipe is honored to have the support of the estimated 900,000 members of the AFL-CIO who work hard every day while fighting for the rights of working people.

Mr. Pipe released the following statement on his endorsement:

“I am honored to have the support of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO. As a representative I will join their members in fighting for affordable healthcare, high quality public education, job safety, fair and sustainable wages, and other such programs. I consider this not only an endorsement by an organization but of hard working people across Pennsylvania.”

For information the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO please go to: http://www.paaflcio.org

United Autoworkers

Michael has been endorsed by the United Auto Workers. Mr. Pipe is honored to have the support of the UAW’s more than 390,000 active and more than 600,000 retired members, especially those in the district.

In response to the endorsement Michael said:

I am honored to have the endorsement of the UAW and all of its members. For years the UAW has fought to be a voice for all. I will work to build on their history of victories for the middle class by fighting for better schools for kids, secure health care and pensions for retirees, clean air and water, tougher workplace health and safety standards, stronger worker’s compensation and unemployment insurance laws and fairer taxes.”

For information the United Auto Workers please go to: http://www.uaw.org

The United Steelworkers

Michael has been endorsed by the United Steelworkers. With 1.2 million active and retired members, Mr. Pipe is honored to have the endorsement of those who slurry and smelt aluminum, mine for iron ore create cement, make glass and metals of many kinds, produce paper and paper products and craft energy-saving wind turbines.

On the endorsement Michael said:

“Pennsylvania has a long tradition with the United Steelworkers. I am humbled and honored to have the endorsement of such a strong and historical trade union. This is recognition of my commitment to fight for a better life for all workers in the workplace and at home. Thank you so much for your support.”

For information the United Steelworkers please go to: http://www.usw.org

The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers

Michael has been endorsed by the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers.

For information on the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers please go to: http://www.boilermakers.org

The Pennsylvania American Federation of Teachers

Michael has been endorsed by the American Federation of Teachers. Mr. Pipe is honored to have the endorsement of the AFT Pennsylvania’s 36,000 members in 93 local affiliates throughout the Commonwealth, including teachers and school-related personnel, health care professionals, higher education faculty members and state employees.

Upon receiving the endorsement Mr. Pipe stated:

“It is an honor and a privilege to have the support of teachers, schools staff, health care professionals and those in higher education in Pennsylvania. These are the people who work tirelessly to provide a quality education and work environment for all of our children, regardless of their socio-economic status. I will work to make sure that they are equipped with the tools and policies necessary to complete this mission.”

For information the Pennsylvania AFT please go to: http://pa.aft.org/

The Collegian

Michael is honored to have been by the largest university in Pennsylvania’s student newspaper.

Here is an excerpt from the endorsement:

We believe Pipe’s promises, and as a young, bright-eyed candidate yet to be tainted by the game of politics, he will go into the position with no ties, new ideas and a fresh perspective.

Congress needs a change, one in which representatives do what’s best for the people, not their party. We believe that Pipe’s election would signify this change.

October 20, 2010 – By SCOTT JOHNSON

CASTANEA – Stark contrasts were seen between the two candidates to represent the 5th Congressional District in Washington, D.C., during a Candidates Forum Tuesday night, sponsored by the Christian Coalition of Clinton County.

Republican incumbent Glenn “GT” Thompson of Howard faced off against Democratic challenger Michael Pipe of State College, with Pipe’s low-grading 2000 mg msm of scores on a questionnaire provided to the candidates drawing the most response from the approximately 50 who attended.

Thompson received a 100 percent rating on the questions, while Pipe only drew 19 percent.

Pipe, a recent graduate of Penn State University with a B.A. in Political Science and a current restaurant assistant manager, said he entered the race to represent the sprawling 5th Congressional District for those living paycheck to paycheck.

He said many people he knows have to work two jobs, had to drop out of college or have no health insurance because they can’t afford it.

“I listen to their stories on a day-to-day basis and I listen to their struggles,” Pipe said. “I think nobody in Washington really knows how it is to struggle from pay check to pay check and what that means. In this race for Congress, I’m trying to be somebody who will be a champion for working, middle-class families, and when I go to Washington, I want to be able to hang my hat as a champion for the working class.”

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“Pipe said the upcoming election is about the residents of the fifth district, not the candidates. He said he would bring a unique perspective to Washington through his experience working at a fast food restaurant.

“It’s safe to say I’m the only candidate who has to flip patties for a living, and I’m proud of that job,” Pipe said. “I work alongside 200 mg clomid people who work two jobs, don’t have healthcare, have had to drop out of college because they couldn’t afford it. There are people in Washington who don’t know those struggles like I do.”

Pipe emphasized his relation to average Americans. “I work at a fast-food restaurant. It’s safe to say I’m the only candidate running for Congress who has to flip patties, but I’m proud of that job,” he said. “I know how tough it is out there.”

Pipe said Thompson has added to the partisan air in the Capitol, saying that the incumbent has used terms like “stimu-less” in reference to federal stimulus funds and “Pelosi-care” in reference to health-care reform.

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