[Oshkalaboomboom]

When I tried the ‘Spanish only’ number I got through first ring, every single d@mn time. When I mentioned this to the intern who answered, she said, ‘English isn’t the official language of the United States, you know’.

He was a big supporter of McAmnesty until crowds started appearing outside of his offices with pitchforks and torches, then he had a change of heart.

[Heart of Georgia]

“He was a big supporter of McAmnesty until crowds started appearing outside of his offices with pitchforks and torches, then he had a change of heart”

I remember that very well. I almost starting believing they were going to wear us down. I didn’t give up though and kept calling Washington and local offices, emailing and faxing letters.

[Fantasywriter]

Bless those crowds. They turned back a seemingly unstoppable tide, and made a lasting impression on at least a few of the RINOs.

It shouldn’t be this hard, though, to get our elected officials to represent our best interests. 2010 was a good start, but 2012 needs to keep the momentum going. The more afraid the RINOs are, the less likely they are to step out of line.