Michelle Bachmann’s Capitol Tea Party

Pajamas Media ^ | November 7 | Barbara Curtis

[AJKauf]

“Don’t you make me come up there!”

Dozens of moms from Minnesota sported sweatshirts with a parental threat aimed at Congress that most everyone would recognize.

Our elected representatives have done just that — they made us “come up there,” from as far away as California, leaving jobs and families and spending hefty sums to make what Rep. Michele Bachmann called “an emergency house call on Congress.”

Bachmann is a rising star in the conservative movement. Like Sarah Palin, Bachmann is a beautiful, articulate mother of five (who’s also cared for 23 foster children over the years). With the mobilizing talents of a megamom, she called for citizens to come to Washington to personally lobby their representatives on November 5. Shortly after her Friday announcement, Hollywood actor Jon Voight called and asked to help. By Thursday, Bachmann had a full slate of speakers and enough activist citizens — many of them first-timers — to give Congress a good dose of preventative medicine....

[Parmy]

Yes. We always need pictures of conservative women to show all the difference from liberal women.

[JSDude1]

Please Let your REPRESENTATIVE know your OPPOSITION to this bill: HR 3962

(202)224-3121

or http://www.congress.org/congressorg/directory/congdir.tt

[esquirette]

Allen Boyd (D), 2nd District, Florida is voting no. Called to say thanks.

[esquirette]

Allen Boyd (D), 2nd District, Florida is voting no. Called to say thanks.

[Cheetahcat]

That is quite a good woman There!

[JoeFromSidney]

Yes, Congressman Boehner, there's a revolution going on. Too bad you're not part of it. Don't think you can harness OUR energy for YOUR "same-old, same-old." Shape up or you'll have opposition in next year's primary election.

[Palladin]

Yes. Pictures, please.