Print them on the back of all of your plain white envelopes, no matter who they are sent to.
If everyone did that, the post office and all the recipients will see tons of them.
Posted on 03/13/2009 11:34:49 PM PDT by DrGop0821
Based on the phone number left on the message, the Congressman in question is
John Adler 28 North Maple Marlton, NJ 08053-3021 Phone: (856) 985-2777 Fax: (856) 985-2788
Via Free Republic:
A member at ar15.com sent his congressman a teabag in the mail to protest their spending, and now his congressman's office is threatening him.
The member says, "I told her no malice intended and asked if it was illegal to mail a teabag. I told her it was a in protest in response to the votes of the Congressman. I also told her I thought maybe they would enjoy a good cup of tea this afternoon. She was not amused but acted dumb as to why I sent it. She also said a RECORD of this would be made."
It's really low audio, so make sure you turn your volume way up.
"... was [very] offended, and before we bring it to the police for examination we thought you'd like to give us information why you sent it to us!"
(Excerpt) Read more at conservativexpress.blogspot.com ...
Better sending a tea bag than offering him a tea bag.
Let’s go freepers! The address is right here. I expect to have several thousand teabags delivered at to this tool by Monday!
I went to the link to read more, but, I couldn't find the 'more'. Can you help? Where is the 'more' at?
From his own wiki_
“Adler was one of the first elected officials in New Jersey to endorse Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination in a state where the party establishment supported Hillary Clinton.”
“Adler was co-sponsor of the New Jersey Smoke-Free Air Act”
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Now he has taken up the intimidation methods of his “fearless leader” The Kenyan Commie
Switchie Changie Obozo’s menions are at it again.
The Audio is GONE.
Just magicked away. Like the other stuff on the web that they have vanished.
Yep...
Going back over the "stack of stuff" I've made on Duh!1, I find an amazing number of dead links and "picture has been moved or deleted..."
Hopi...
Changi...
The first of the teabag martyrs.
So. These guys in Congress are going to pretend they don’t know the history of The Boston Tea Party? - Maybe they don’t come to think of it, nor of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence.
If he is a Dem Congressman he may not honestly know about the Boston Tea Party.
They generally are not the sharpest tool in the box.
Sounds like this one was fishing for a reason to call the SS on the poor guy.
They certainly do not want to give publicity to a general peaceful public rebellion.
After the Anthrax envelopes I guess they are a little more paranoid than the past, but Obozo’s modus operatus is to intimidate his opponents with threats.
Such Cretin.
Washington Address:
CongressThing John Adler
1223 Longworth HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
I’ve been wondering about the teabag thing. In D.C. anything of an agricultural nature will be held and x-rayed, poked and prodded, possibly never making it to the intended recipient. It may be better to send a printed picture of a teabag with a statement about excessive spending, etc, etc. Just sayin’.
“We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
Yes, I agree. I have only sent pictures of tea bags. It does seem like sending real ones will only delay them or possibly cause them to be discarded before the politician ever sees them. A while ago, I found on FR a picture post with 2 tea bags that had tax revolt sayings on the tags. I sent a pic of that to each of my lame senators. Now of course I cannot find that pic again. I recently came across a pic of old rusty antique pitchfork ends, 3 in a row, and that pic will be added to any future tea bag letters. I also can send dozens of the little tags from my Lipton tea bags, without the tea attached. I should be able to stuff quite a few of those in one envelope. Cheers!
You can also staple an actual Lipton tea bag wrapper to the letter.
Here is a website that has a perfect printable picture of tea bags with appropriate words on the tags, that you can just print out and send for normal postage. These will go through faster and better than actual tea, which is a cool idea, but rather difficult to send. Real tea senders...more power to ya, good on ya, but I like to drink my tea and don’t want my tea protest letters delayed by beaurocrats.
http://resistnet.com/events/nationwide-tea-partiestrouble
Freep On!
Print them on the back of all of your plain white envelopes, no matter who they are sent to.
If everyone did that, the post office and all the recipients will see tons of them.
I meant to add “all” in the “to” line of my last post
Well, if nothing else, it'll keep them busy. Wouldn't that fit Obambi's goal of "jobs".
"Tea Bag inspector, grade II" - Level G-7
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