Comments on: Don’t give up the ship!

By: phil

phil — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:48:33 +0000

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By: Greg Honeycutt

Greg Honeycutt — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:31:25 +0000

I was just thinking this morning – if there are any members of Roanoke Tea Party who live in Congressman Boucher’s district, this week would be a good time to call and thank him for the “No” vote on health care reform, then ask him to pass those sentiments on to our Senators, Webb, & Warner who share membership in the Democrat party.

By: Greg Honeycutt

Greg Honeycutt — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:54:49 +0000

I will confess to several swear-words as the count kept running upward towards the dreaded 218. Couldn’t help but notice the lone republican “yea” vote waited until the 218 had been attained before voting with the democrats. I later learned it was Rep. Cao, of Louisiana. (wouldn’t wanna be him monday morning!) O.K. fellow patriots… we lost this one, but we lost it swinging. Time to heat up the tea-kettle on Sen. Warner & Webb.

By: James Wimmer

James Wimmer — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:36:27 +0000

To make it easier, the phone numbers to call are listed below:
Call Mark Warner at 202-224-6295
Call Jim Webb at 202-224-4024

We should also continue to let Perriello know what we think of his decision to vote for this bill by calling his Washington office too at 202-225-4711. Perriello was rated as the most vulnerable Democrat for re-election next year by The Washington Post. Let’s make sure we let him know his days are numbered!