YES! Make them show their sponsors like NASCAR drivers!
32%
YES! We have a right to know who Congress is really working for.
68%

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mahogma 13 years 24 weeks ago

They should also be made to wear dayglo orange jumpsuits.

samsnead 13 years 24 weeks ago

Lets not stop there. The White House and the courts need the same treatment. Thumbs up to the dayglo orange jumpsuits!!!

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washnwmn 13 years 24 weeks ago

Yes, especially some democrats who are middle of the road. A short time ago I went to the US Congress site and sent messages to both Democratic senators from my state regarding saving Social Security. From one, I received a form letter full of excuses and rhetoric. From the other, a genuine note that said she would not vote to mess with Social Security. Apparently 1 senator would be wearing ads, one would not.

hellostan 13 years 24 weeks ago

dumb question.

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