Thread: A ONE-LINER Blitz?

A couple of days ago I heard that guy, Gutierrez (who has an appointed position, not an elected position and who shouldn't be sticking his nose in between what is an issue between the president, the people and the senate) say that people should stop using "one-liners" to describe the bill.

It gave me an idea. Why don't we do a "One-liner Blitz" to the senators describing what we think of the bill.

We could just say something like:

Dear Senator ______,

That immigration bill belongs in a paper shredder!!

Sincerely,
~~~~~

SHORT and SWEET and we could get them out fast to as many as possible.

Just a "ONE-LINER" email AND or PHONE CALL.

We could give a "One-liner Blitz" telephone call to the White House too.

Gutierrez...aaahhh...he's one of bush's bosses.

Here are some of Bush's one liners:

1. After 9-11- "Your Either with us or Against us",

2. The search for Osama - "Wanted Dead or Alive",

3. Started the war in Iraq - "Mission Accomplished".

Probably writen by guttless Gutierrez.

Stick to the immigration issue................

One-liners about anything but immigrations can be used against us.....

Anything to do with 9/11, bin laden, etc, and they'll be saying the publics main conern is terrorism.

Anything about Iraq........they've been saying for months, that Iraq is the publics main concern.

Don't give then ANY excuse to change the subject.

Americanpatriot,

Exactly, was Guet giving advice to his boss? Looks like Bush is one liner kind of guy.

The hypocritical rhetoric just keeps flowing out of the oval office.

"Jobs Americans wont do".

"A nation of immigrants".

"A path to citizenship".

Dixie

Here's one: Enforce the law!!

That immigration bill should have been printed on paper that was both pulped and perforated, so that we'd have a real use for it . . . in the bathroom.

How about "This is surrender."

It is particularly satisfying because the neocons want to use that to describe ending operations in Iraq.....

One thing I'd like to know, "Will the newly legalized citizens vote for an even larger Amnesty next year? Where does it end?"

Originally Posted by LegalUSCitizen

A couple of days ago I heard that guy, Gutierrez (who has an appointed position, not an elected position and who shouldn't be sticking his nose in between what is an issue between the president, the people and the senate) say that people should stop using "one-liners" to describe the bill.

It gave me an idea. Why don't we do a "One-liner Blitz" to the senators describing what we think of the bill.

We could just say something like:

Dear Senator ______,

That immigration bill belongs in a paper shredder!!

Sincerely,
~~~~~

SHORT and SWEET and we could get them out fast to as many as possible.

Just a "ONE-LINER" email AND or PHONE CALL.

We could give a "One-liner Blitz" telephone call to the White House too.

I just sent this one-liner to Saxby Chambliss:

"How in the world can you expect our citizens to respect the premise of law and order while you support legislation to conform to the criminal behavior of millions of illegal immigrants rather than ENFORCE THE LAW?"

PLEASE, GEORGIANS FOLLOW THROUGH SO HE'LL GET THE MESSAGE.