Posted on 08/16/2009 9:34:41 AM PDT by Ooh-Ah
Illinois Reps. Mark Kirk and Judy Biggert wrote in a letter Tuesday that their constituents had apparently scheduled meetings to discuss health care reform with them after receiving an Aug. 9 e-mail from BarackObama.com urging them to do so.
Two Republican lawmakers complained in a letter to President Obama this week that Democratic organizers scheduled meetings between the two lawmakers and their constituents without ever notifying them.
Illinois Reps. Mark Kirk and Judy Biggert wrote in a letter Tuesday that their constituents had apparently signed up for meetings to discuss health care reform with them after receiving an Aug. 9 e-mail from BarackObama.com urging them to do so.
"However, the names of our constituents and the times they wished to visit were never communicated to us," the letter said.
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Good afternoon! ;)
Doesn’t this mean that they are just preaching to the choir? Seems to me if they only had meetings with the SEIU, they aren’t accomplishing a dam thing.
But the slumbering giant is stirring all the same.
A PETITION ON FACEBOOK FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RESTORATION
...and, hehehe, that is also why so many "fishy" posters, conversations, and emails are showing up all over the nation.
Wow! The Organizer-in-Chief sure is rallying the troops! ;-)
Setting up meetings for Republicans and not telling them....
The Alinsky rules for Radicals appears to have a fatal flaw. It neglects to tell them what to do once they fool the people in to voting for them.
...mas matones....
They are running like Rabbits. They never expected the Taxpayers to complain and take them to the streets.
Barry — meet free America!
He is more slick then Monaca’s toy.
Why is he mad at The One. He was one of 8 Republicans voting for Cap and Tax IIRC.
Bump
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