Should we mail them pink slips, the house Republicans that is?

[Cleita]

Say on it:

YOU ARE NOT DOING YOUR JOB, THE BUSINESS OF THE PEOPLE.

YOU ARE FIRED!

Respectfully,

A concerned citizen and voter.

Maybe mail sacks of them delivered to their offices might get their attention and the realization that the majority of Americans are pissed.

[Blue Idaho]

1. I like your style!

[Cleita]

12. Thanks.

[louis-t]

2. Pacifiers or diapers.....

Fucking crybabies.

[Cleita]

3. That would work too! n/t

[tavernier]

4. Excellent idea!

Someone should start up a pink slip drive drive - I'd pitch in a few bucks!

[Cleita]

6. I hope somebody does.

Not me though cause I'm not good at organizing things like this. I will mail pink slips to all those congress critters involved. It's worth the cost of a book of stamps and some pink paper.

[flor de jasmim]

5. Snail mail... Good for the postal service! Eom

[Cleita]

7. Yes it is. I remember years ago DU did something similar but it involved

cake I think to a silly congressman. I don't remember all the details though.

[LiberalEsto]

8. Attached: a used teabag? nt

[Cleita]

9. Excellent!

[jwirr]

10. Better be specific about what you want them to do as they are dumb enough to think that they

are doing the job you want them to do - obstructing.

[Cleita]

11. I want them to go away, resign, whatever it takes

to get them replaced with responsible legislators, not stupid idealists, or in some cases con artists.

[calimary]

13. DAYUM!

What a FANTASTIC idea! I think I'll try that!

Maybe print it out on full-size pink paper and fold it in thirds to staple shut with a single staple. With the sides open and unsealed. Then you can see that it's clear there's nothing improper hidden in there. No envelope needed.

[Cleita]

14. I like that no envelope idea.

[calimary]

16. It was a good strategy that originally came about immediately after the domestic terrorism

with the anthrax letters that were mailed to various government officials and newspeople, in the months after 9/11. Time was, back then, it was an exercise in futility to mail anything to your reps in Washington DC. It was all suspect. So that was an easy way to prove your letter was harmless and contained nothing suspicious or evil. Just fold it twice so it would fit in a standard business envelope, except you don't put it in an envelope. Just seal the folded paper with one staple or a little piece of tape in the middle - leaving both ends open.

[onethatcares]

15. use card stock,

cut them into post card size, address on front, message on back. Sounds like a great idea just to have a hundred or so hanging around.

[calimary]

17. YES. Cards. Simple postcard-size cards. Again, no envelope, so there's nothing that looks

suspicious or threatening. All out there in the open.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

18. Good idea.

That and a hanky for Boehner.