A Budget Reduction suggestion to the RNC

n/a ^ | May 18, 2007 | fmr RNC supporter

[citizen]

Dear RNC

In the spirit of cost savings and spending reductions, cornerstones of the Republican Party platform, I offer this heartfelt suggestion the the RNC brass: You can save money by removing me from your mailing list. Your correspondence, for several years now, has hit my trash can unopened.

Removing me from your mailing list [name and address below] will easily and painlessly save the RNC hard-donated money that you can put to better use continuing the party's on-going initiatives in big spending, open borders, the McVain presidential candidacy and Teddy Kennedy hugging.

R-I-P GOP.

Sincerely,
Name
Address

[Sam Ketcham]

Make that two words when asked for a donation.... NADA! Adios.

[Plains Drifter]

If a virtual fence is good enough for our Southern border,then I’m sending virtual money to the RNC.

[Roccus]

The last fundraiser I got from the GOP was sent back with, “Not one red cent until the borders are closed!” scrawled across the form in red ink.

This was more than a year ago.........never heard from ‘em again.

[citizen]

I guess that worked Roccus....was your reply in a postage paid envelope?

[Roccus]

Musta been. Just can’t picture slappin’ a stamp on an envelope to the RNC. IIRC there was also a questionair, so it prolly was.

[Myrddin]

I like it! Today when I was out mowing my lawn I was thinking about what to send the GOP. Now I know. Many Thanks!

Your lawn mower may have spoiled some especially choice items worthy the GOP traitors voting for the amnesty. Perhaps a quality canine could undo the damage in the morning.

[rednesss]

Below is the response that I got back from my Dem Rep Peter De Fazio. I've met him on a couple of occasions and he has his moments, even for a (D):

Dear Mr. Me:

Thanks for your message in support of cracking down on illegal immigration and securing our nation's borders. I appreciate hearing from you and share your concerns.

The President recently reached a deal on immigration reform with key senators, including Senators Kennedy and McCain. I have not had a chance to review the deal in detail, but based on what I've read so far, I am opposed to it. As I've said repeatedly, I am against blanket amnesty and guest worker programs. Both of these appear to be present in the deal the President negotiated with several senators.

By contrast, the House immigration reform legislation I voted for in December 2005 did not contain either. Instead, the House bill was focused solely on improving border security, sanctioning employers who hire illegal workers, and making it easier to deport those who are here illegally.

It is unclear what, if any, immigration legislation the House of Representatives will consider this year. However, should the deal the senators cut with President Bush come up for consideration in the House, I will vote against it.

Thanks again for sharing your thoughts with me. Please keep in touch.

[Peacekeeper357]

I don’t know about the rest of you but I will never vote for a Compassionate Conservative again.

[jch10]

I contribute only to conservatives’ campaigns. Nothing goes to the national Republican party. I send a note back stating just this everytime I get requests from them.

[Sam Ketcham]

"If a virtual fence is good enough for our Southern border,then I’m sending virtual money to the RNC." They will also get my virtual vote! I do not want to hear, "Fail to vote and you vote Democrat". Our elected GOP officials are about to do that. There are numerous studies / articles on the "illegals" eventual Democrat votes. Obviously, the view is based on past history of new immigrants and the Political Machine already established in the areas the "new" citizens (?) move into. Time is short for America, then RIP GOP. Their cheap labor needs of corporate contributors will see them undone. People vote, corporations don't. It also would not surprise me to sewe a Dictator (most likely) soon or a revolution. The Senor Axxjole Bush tells Americans to go to IRAQ and die for freedom, while he and his Democrat allies plan to stuff the ballot box!

[citizen]

That’s a good reply. Wish more of our Republican pols shared his sentiments.

[citizen]

Nothing goes to the national Republican party. I send a note back stating just this everytime I get requests from them.

RIP RNC

[citizen]

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