Brick Message Received

Apparently, Rob’s brick is being noticed…

WASHINGTON – Sometimes, mail call hits Congress like a ton of bricks – literally.
One by one, opponents of illegal immigration have been sending lawmakers real, red bricks with angry messages written on the side: “Build a wall. Deport them all.”

Sen. Wayne Allard, R-Colo., laughed about the heavy bricks he has found in his in-box, saying he’ll have to weigh them against the letters and calls he receives from both sides.
“The question I have is, how do they get that through security?” Allard said. “The second thing is, how did they afford the postage? Now that is a motivated citizen.”

One letter, which was wrapped around a brick and mailed to the senator, says: “I can’t take a day off from work to go stand in the street and protest all day long like an illegal immigrant. But I did have time to send you this brick so that you could get started building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico.”
The writer, whose name was redacted by Allard’s staff, warned that he would oppose any politicians who vote to give “amnesty” to illegal immigrants.
It was signed, “Mad as hell.”

Ha! What a great idea… I think it is great that enough people did this that it has been noticed on Capitol Hill. I am 100% in favor of building a long, tall wall between us and Mexico and would love to see funding for it pass immediately. While you all know I’m not a proponent of the second part of this message, mass deportation of the illegals already here, this brick idea is genius.

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  • http://Array diane

    I’d like to have them stop dual citizenship; in my opinion, it leads to divided loyalties, especially from countries who have been caught spying and the spy has been convicted.

  • Commenting

    Once upon a time a few of us that met on a Pro-2nd Amendment website organized a “Tea Party.” We had a form letter made up and mailed it with a tea bag to our congress critters. The response I got back from Kent Conrad was interesting. I’ll have to look for it. Reading between the lines, he (or his staff) was bit impressed. Too bad, So sad!

  • Commenting

    “his staff) was bit impressed” was supposed to read NOT impressed.

  • http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q;=Memorial+Day+Google+Logo Marty

    I’ll be sending mine tomorrow. Great protest!

  • Bat One

    Sign me up as well!

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    “his staff) was bit impressed” was supposed to read NOT impressed.

    Kent Conrad thinks he’s above criticism. After all he’s out there everyday hustling for out of state contributions.

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