Posted on 08/06/2013 9:06:52 PM PDT by LSUfan
Two different conservative organizations with whom we’ve got contacts have received letters from Sen. Dick Durbin’s office today which look an awful lot like the actions that precipitated the IRS scandal. Apparently there’s a massive fishing expedition afoot.
This came to the our buddy Kevin Kane at the Pelican Institute…
Dear Mr. Kane,
I write to seek information regarding your organization’s position on “stand your ground” legislation that was adopted as a national model by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
(Excerpt) Read more at thehayride.com ...
All 300 should respond with a big, “Bite Me!” They should not allow a two bit, commie lib politician to intimidate them. They are America. Durbin is not.
Durbin is one of the senators who wrote a letter to the IRS telling them to do what they did in the first place. Why do they allow this to go on? Spineless Republicans.
Makes you long for a political earthquake in 2014 that will wipe Durbin away. He’s been there WAAAAY too long.
Corrupt Chicago thug politics. We’ve got at least three more years of Chicago gangster corruption. If Chicagoan Hillary Clinton is “elected”, we’ll really be in a heap of trouble.
Don’t worry folks, McCain is watching out for us........
....during his tript to Egypt trying to get Al Qaeda terrorists released from jail.
I wish McTraitor was half that interested in American voters.
All three hundred should not respond....it’s none of his business.
With all the controversy surrounding it .. I’m liking a simple ... DON’T TREAD ON ME!
Semper Fi
Elect repeat elect, expect different results. How many times has he been reelected and what. Run someone else or be quiet.
90% reelection rate. Some work their rear off to elect better, some complain and think that is enough.
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