Rep. Dan Benishek Scolded and Mocked By Senior Citizens at Town Hall Mee...

LP - This rep needs to go to venues where they don't ask any tough questions like Meet "The Republican" Press rather than going around citizens who don't buy his bs.

Allen West let's his inner Joe McCarthy come out. Do you think he has a list?

The good thing about this Paul Ryan speech is everyone who was left in the room seemed to agree with him

From PR watch. How dear Paul Ryan's constituents think they can meet with him. If they don't have the money forget about it. What do they think this is a democracy?

Paul Ryan's Office Locks the Door on Unemployed Constituents

Submitted by Brendan Fischer on August 25, 2011 - 8:10am 

Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan’s focus on cutting federal social programs apparently leaves little time to deal with the unemployed in his district, according to constituents who have been staging a sit-in at his Kenosha, Wisconsin office since last week, and who were barred from Ryan's office by police on Wednesday.

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Since Thursday, August 18, several of Rep. Ryan's unemployed constituents, frustrated at their inability to get in touch with their congressman to express concern about jobs, have been occupying their representative's Kenosha office. Others have been protesting outside.
“Ryan has been long on plans for cutting Social Security and Medicaid, and short on plans for job creation,” said Kelly Gallaher, community organizer and coordinator of Kenosha-based Community for Change. Gallaher, who has been attending the protesting in support of those sitting-in, points out that Racine has one of the highest unemployment rates in the state. Racine’s unemployment levels often surpass those of Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s largest city and the fourth-poorest in the United States.
According to Gallaher, “the toll the economy has taken on people in Racine is being ignored by Congressman Ryan.”

Full story here: http://www.prwatch.org/news/2011/08/10990/paul-ryans-office-locks-door-unemployed-constituents

Rep. Steve Chabot’s (R-OH) apparently really didn't want to filmed not-answering his constituents questions on jobs as even a camera is looked at as a threat.

Rep. Randy Hultgren (R-IL) asks "pretty pretty please" to the rich can you spot your government some money. I wonder if he thinks all taxes should be voluntary. Including including the ones that pays his salary.

Maybe they should put congressmen on the corner with a red kettle and a bell.

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