Here is my first reply to you:
“This is really great but I am too wrapped up with getting the healthcare bill defeated now. Shouldn’t we be contacting Democrat senators and making our wishes clear? Once this bill is dead, then we could concentrate on the RNC.
I am afraid of what will happen if this bill passes. Having a Conservative majority may not be enough to save the country.
The R’s in the Senate are working hard but they lack the numbers to do what is necessary. Some of the D’s must be feeling the heat from their constituents. Couldn’t we help them get the message, bigtime?”
Since your reading comprehension is questionable, let me make this simple for you.
“This is really great...” means I think your idea is a good one.
After going back and reading the whole thread, I see there are others, like me, who have been contacting the RNC for a long time, and have seen the results quite clearly. I realize that it may be new to you, however, THIS IS NOT SOMETHING NEW.
It is of concern that they ignore a 30 year contributor and there must be hundreds of thousands of us! (I haven’t given a cent to the Party since 2005. I prefer to support individual conservative candidates and will continue.) Personal letters from Mr. Steele and prominent Party leaders, get a prompt reply with the same message that you espoused. THIS IS NOT NEW.
Being whiny, defensive, and accusatory is very unbecoming and makes it difficult to gain followers. We need as many participants as possible.
Get off your highhorse and do whatever you think is best. Leave those of us who have been where you are now, alone.
Have a nice day.
Numbers matter. A deluge is better than a trickle.
Leave those of us who have been where you are now, alone.
You came on our activism thread. We responded. You're too busy to write. Ok. Don't. Some of us can multitask. Every citizen has the right to do what they believe is necessary. And we will whether you agree it or not.
Have a peaceful weekend.