Help stop Obamacare: Let’s visit Suzanne

19. Mar, 2010 3 Comments

UPDATE: We have pictures from the event (courtesy Mark Bernhardt) posted here.

If you haven’t been following, this weekend could be a decisive one for the healthcare debate. Pressure on politicians is immense. The Capitol phone system is ringing at 100,000 calls per hour. The vote will be Sunday or Monday in all probability. It’s going to be a close vote, probably a few votes deciding whether America is fundamentally changed by socialized medicine and government run healthcare. The democrats are planning unconstitutional parliamentary tactics to “deem” that the bill has passed without a vote. We’ve never seen anything like this in our nation’s history, and there has potentially never been a more important weekend in recent history.

Although tens of thousands are going to Washington, we’re going to visit Suzanne Kosmas, a pivotal undecided vote, and to warn her against voting for this disasterous bill. Special thanks to our own Phyliss Reinhardt for taking the lead on this.

Orlando Rally – Suzanne Kosmas’ Office!

Central Florida patriots will be gathering and rallying outside Suzanne Kosmas’ office tomorrow (Saturday) from 12pm Noon to 2pm on the corner of E Colonial (50) and Alafaya Trail.  Park behind Wendy’s at 11:30am. Bring your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers!  Please forward this email and SHARE the blog post on Facebook.

What: CODE RED Rally at Suzanne Kosmas’ Office
When: Saturday, March 20th at 12pm Noon – 2pm
Where: Corner of E. Colonial (50) and Alafaya Trail in Orlando
Park behind Wendy’s at 11:30am

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3 Responses to “Help stop Obamacare: Let’s visit Suzanne”

  1. Rich 19. Mar, 2010 at 8:35 pm

    I am out of town, but will be with you in spirit. If she becomes the last vote for this bill, (I emailed her a couple of days ago and got a canned response as to why she was going to vote no) we need to make sure this is her last summer in office. I sure hope that Central Floridians get a major kickback on all this that makes Louisiana and Nebraska look like chump change.

    Our system is broken and one of the first steps is to get rid of Kosmas!

  2. Jesse Phillips 22. Mar, 2010 at 3:27 pm

    Rich,

    The event went well. I am with in hoping that this will be her last summer in office. I truly believe it will.