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And that means people are turning up. and in maine today protesters showed up at three of senator susan collins local offices, her home state offices urging her to say no and oppose the bill. on a rainy afternoon in ohio, senator rob portman's constituents laid down on the wet sidewalks on the protests, outside of four of his district offices in ohio and protesters showed up at the airport in washington, d.c. thinking that might be an interesting bottleneck spot to try to catch senators on their way home so they could tell them to vote no on the bill. in pennsylvania, where pat toomey so far s...

Airport in washington d.c. yesterday thinking that might be an interesting bottleneck spot to try to catch senators on their way home so they could tell them to vote no on the bill. in pennsylvania senator pat toomey says he supports the bill. his constituents held a series of 24 hour-long vigils throughout the united states. they stayed outside his offices through the night and into the morning. this afternoon constituents showed up at senator jeff flake's office in phoenix, arizona, in the scorching heat. they wanted the staff to get him on the phone so they could tell them which way he plan...

Turning up. in maine today, protesters showed up at three of senator susan collins' local offices, her home state offices, urging her to say no, to oppose the bill. on a rainy afternoon today, republicans laid down on the sidewalks in protest for the bill. that was at four district offices in ohio. protesters also showed up at the airport in washington, d.c. yesterday thinking that might be an interesting bottleneck spot to catch senators on their way home so they could vote no on the bill. toomey's constituents held a series of 24-hour-long vigils throughout the state. they stayed outside his...

In maine today protesters showed up at three of senator season collins' local offices, urging her to say no, to oppose the bill. senator rob portman's constituents laid down on the wet sidewalks in protest of the bill outside of four of his district offices in ohio. protesters also showed up at the airport in washington, d.c., yesterday thinking that might be an interesting bottleneck spot to try to catch senators on their way home so they could tell them to vote no on the bill. in pennsylvania, where senator pat toomey says he so far supports the bill, his constituents held 24-hour vigils and...