Here, via Glenn (natch: it’s that Tennessee connection).
This will save you time, so you can also send one to Reid, one to Pelosi, one each to your own Senators, and one to your own congresscritter.
The consensus seems to be that they should mail around April 9th or 10th, so as to arrive at the White House, Capitol Hill, or at the local offices of your U.S. Rep on the 15th (tax day; also know as National Buy a Gun Day).
Here in California, of course—along with other mismanaged states—we’ll be sending them also to our State Assembly people and the Governor.
Fortunately, I buy tea bags in the bulk.
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Yeah, this will make them come to their senses.
Somewhat ott, but HillBuzz points out that it is probably more advisable in today’s security conscious world, to send post cards versus letters &/or tea bags, to government officials. Perhaps a postcard with a picture of a teapot on the front?
By all means give them what they want and don’t inconvenience them in any way.
Wake me when we’ve won.
Fun Facts:
Bill Ayers and the always lovely Bernadine recall the days when they used to send cards that said “BOOM!”. . .
Che used to send centavo postcards depicting the old flaming-bag-of-dog-shit-on -the-front-porch/doorbell prank that used to scare the bejeebers out of people because he couldn’t draw worth a damn.
It won’t make them come to their senses, Darrell–but it will be disconcerting, finding room for all those mail bags full of big envelopes full of tea bags. Particularly for someone like Obama, who just wants people to like him . . .