The video at left shows what happened when the protesters reached the office of Rep. Gerry Connolly, a Virginia Democrat. As you can see, as one protester complains of arrogance and uncomfortable-looking young staffers survey the scene, the office door is closed, prompting chants of "liar" from the group outside.
The apparent ringleader of the group is then encouraged to enter the office; he declines. Another person then seems to ask the man to keep his voice down so that the police don't remove the protesters.
"Do you think that I going to allow a Chavez take over my country? No sir, you're wrong," the man says. "You haven't seen what these people can do to our liberties."
"I don't care about the police, I'm not scared, I've been arrested in Colombia four times in my life," he adds. "...I get arrested here, no big deal."
In spite of what polls about the health-care-Bill indicate, the ordinary Congress person, in my opinion, has more information about the Bill than the ordinary participant of those polls; hence, the Congress person, by right, should vote based on his/her evaluation of the expected benefits of the Bill. After all, that is why the Congress person is elected for. Or do we elect people to Congress to hold the position to be spoon-fed by those of us at home? For sure, we have elected these people to represent us as best they can by using their judgement judiciously on our behalves.
So, let them earn their salaries by voting with courage and do the right thing.
Nothing to see here, everything's OK, just move along.
600 is plenty of organizing. Nobama couldn't organize a school dance. I wonder who he is going to insult next?
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Yet he was able to put together a NATIONAL presidential campaign.
Insulting REPUGS does not take much effort.
Your limited IQ's make you guys a "target rich environment".
Here is one study:
http://phillips.blogs.com/goc/2007/04/democrats_iq.html
"We need Transparency in Washington"
"Except if it is something I support"
I guess the Corporate backers of the Tea baggers didn't pay their 'grass roots' enough to get their butts of the couch. Pitiful!