As has been pointed out in the hundred or so posts recommending this, the tea bags will just end up in the trash in the White House mailroom, never to be seen by anyone of influence. You can’t send any foodstuffs like this to the White House or any other federal government office.
not for nothing...the messiah would be the last person I would wanna teabag.
I have started putting a tea bag clip art image at the top of my faxes to my congressman and senators.
Also, pinning a teabag to your lapel or collar might be a good way to visually show solidarity.
How much do you want to bet that any teabags sent in will be sent to the FBI and treated as a threat?
CHICAGO (WBBM) -- Chicagoans who visited the auto show at McCormick Place over the past ten days might not have been in the market for cars but, hundreds snapped up special commemorative Barack Obama license plates.
At 50 dollars a pair, David Drucker with the secretary of state's office says a thousand Illinois drivers bought the temporary plates during the ten days of the auto show.
Drucker says, "This is what is called a special event plate which means that it's not a permanent license plate. Rather it's good for a 60-day period which will expire on April 17th."
The plates feature a large picture of President Obama and read Illinois salutes President Barack Obama.
After April 17th, the commemorative plates have to be removed and replaced with your regular license plates. They can be kept as keepsakes.
Revenue from the commemorative plates goes to the Illinois Library association's summer reading prorgam.
So instead of tea bagging my wife I should teabag NObama?
We all roll up in white vans with a banner that says "The Boston Harbor." When police come out to make their inquiries, we simply tell them we are returning the tea we dumped in the Boston Harbor.
I’ve been sending faxes, for all the good it’s done, because they are harder for staffers to ignore. That tea bag photo on a full page fax would get the message across I think. Anyway, it would make me feel better.