by | August 1, 2011 · 5:38 pm

I’m so angry, my hair hurts!

By Chrissy the Hyphenated

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HOW DARE THEY LET GUYS WHO ARE GETTING SHOT AT WORRY IF THEIR WIVES AND KIDS BACK HOME WILL HAVE ENOUGH TO LIVE ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chrissy’s Site Bites: http://news.webshots.com/photo/2625150710056011884DWRAwh

Chrissy’s Site Bites: http://news.webshots.com/photo/2485493400056011884YIDnfB

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6 responses to “I’m so angry, my hair hurts!”

  1. chrissythehyphenated's avatar chrissythehyphenated
    August 1, 2011 at 5:41 pm

    My kid is in Afghanistan. Living in a tent. You’d think Barack Hussein would understand that the people who are fighting bad guys on the front lines should have their minds ON THEIR JOBS.

    Every time I think my contempt and loathing for this man has hit bottom, he comes up with another way to make me hate him even more.

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  2. A Mindful Webworker's avatar A Mindful Webworker
    August 1, 2011 at 8:04 pm

    Our nation honors our military… except during peace, during war, when they come home, and when they die. Other than that, we’re so proud of them! 😦

    This article on Military.com (did I get this from PoliNation? I can’t keep track!)
    Little Support for ‘Pay Troops First’ Bill
    has a link to let your congresscritter know what you want. As if that would make any difference, pardon my cynicism.

    “Two weeks after a Texas congressman tried force a House vote on his bill mandating that servicemembers be paid first in the event of a government shutdown, only nine representatives have signed on. The so-called discharge petition requires 218 signatures. Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas… during a press conference on July 14… expressed confidence that he’d have the backing, claiming he had 190 co-sponsors.” (My emphasis added.)

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    • chrissythehyphenated's avatar chrissythehyphenated
      August 1, 2011 at 9:11 pm

      THANK YOU! I am adding an extra graphic about this. And I’m printing both out multiple times on 8½ x 11 inch card stock to mail to all of my legislators. Damn them.

      TIP: 110# bright white card stock accepts color printing very nicely. Address it parallel to the long side, TWO FIRST CLASS stamps in upper right, as per usual mailing. If you want to make a message, divide down the middle, like a commercial postcard. Write on left. Address and stamps on right. You do NOT need to put your name or address on it. The post office only cares that it has 2 stamps and is addressed parallel to the long side.

      This is a legal mailing. I’ve done it many times and it gets a LOT OF ATTENTION! Face it. Our legislators probably never see ANY of the LETTERS and EMAILS we send. Some flunky glances at them and puts check marks on to a sheet divided into two categories … Atta Boys! and Go Suck an Eggs!

      My guess is, at the most, the legislators hear a report about how many of each they got in a day or a week. And the Lefties (like my Senators Schumer and Gillibrand) don’t give a flying finger how angry their constituents are. They only care what their Leftists puppet masters think.

      But these poster postcards get READ by every person who handles them. I’ve tried this … just handing one to someone. Even if I start TALKING before handing it to them, they can’t resist reading them even while I’m finishing a sentence.

      Consider how important legislative SUPPORT staffers are. Swaying THEM may be more important than anything we could say or do to influence our elected so-called leaders.

      Think about how much damage moles can do to a garden or termites to a house. The “Little People” control what mail, phone calls etc. the legislators see. They have the power to “oops” a damaging piece of evidence into the public eye. Remember when Martha Coakley was running for Senator and her office sent a Big Scary Letter to all the garden clubs in Massachusetts? Oops.

      ALL of Chrissy’s Site Bites are formatted for printing and mailing in this manner. And they don’t have to be mailed. You can leave them anonymously like little info grenades. Stick them up in restrooms and on public bulletin boards. Tuck them inside those free newspapers and magazines that get left around at cafes and in waiting rooms.

      Get creative. It’s only our country that’s at stake here!

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  3. integrity1st's avatar integrity1st
    August 3, 2011 at 3:55 am

    Can you tell me more about that Coakley thing?

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