My lovely Senator Frist wrote me personally

[FreedomAngel82]

My lovely Senator Dr. Frist wrote to me personally. It looked like one of those regular copy and paste letters where it's the same old shit. My last letter to him (I use congress.org) I wrote to him telling him how he was a big ol' hypocrite and to stop using my religion for his greedy self and how I was disappointed he and other republicans (all but one) voted "no" for Kerry's veteran bill and how they claim to support the troops but do nothing. He wrote and said how they value all the troops and how Iraq had "elections" and this other nonsense. My mother sarcastically asked if I was going to keep the letter. Of course I rolled my eyes and just said no way. I was surprised since I've never gotten anything from the US Senate before. I thought maybe I was in trouble. ;)

[liberalitch]

1. Be sure to watch your senator show his ass next sunday

Should be quite interesting

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

2. You could write him back with something like this

I am in the smallest room in my house.

Your letter is before me.

Soon it will be behind me.

[FreedomAngel82]

4. LOL

I wouldn't even give him the satisfiaction. He's a Bush stooge and I can't stand him. Thank God he's leaving next year. I don't care who it is next whether Corker or Ford junior. Just to get rid of Frist. (I've lived under Corker and he's better than Frist, he's even called Frist a cat killer lol).

[stpalm]

15. cat killer...

I have heard this several times about Frist... where does it come from?

[Ladyhawk]

16. I asked the same question the other day and got no answer. n/t

[stpalm]

17. whoa, never mind

googled "frist cat killer" and got this:




http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20021231-071056-3546r
Frist asked to atone for killing cats

By Dee Ann Divis
Science and Technology Editor
Published 12/31/2002 8:13 PM


WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 (UPI) -- Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., is being asked by an animal advocacy group to support legislation for better animal treatment to make up for fraudulently adopting cats from animal shelters then experimenting on and killing them while he was a medical student.

<snip>

Frist acknowledged in a 1989 book that he routinely killed cats while an ambitious medical student at Harvard Medical School in the 1970s. His office said it had no record on how many cats died. Frist disclosed that he went to animal shelters and pretended to adopt the cats, telling shelter personnel he intended to keep them as pets. Instead he used them to sharpen his surgical skills, killing them in the process.

<snip>

"They thought they were adopting the animal out to him," said Bresch. "What he did was fraudulent and probably was illegal."

"It would probably would be considered cruel back even then," added Stephen Musso, senior vice president and chief of operations of ASPCA.

[Ladyhawk]

20. Woah! I tried to google it and didn't get shit.

That's disgusting!

[Roland99]

3. Enjoy the SS status on your boarding passes from now on

[FreedomAngel82]

5. SS status??

:shrug: I don't travel on planes. Not a flying person (I get queezy and I'm afraid of heights).

[Roland99]

6. Ah...you probably won't to worry then.

SS on your boarding pass means Selective Search.


You get to sit on a chair while they go through all of your carry-on luggage. The last two times I've flown I've been flagged and my daughter was flagged when she flew to FL to visit a friend back in Dec (she is under 18 so I had to escort her through the airport.)


I've a feeling I've been flagged.

[CoffeeCat]

14. I had SS on my boarding pass, and I was searched...

I flew in January.

This was the first time I'd flown in 5 years.

My, how things have changed. I was frisked, felt up and they even went through my carry-on luggage and tested it for chemicals! I had to stand there while they searched for traces of explosives on my packed clothing!

I wonder what that SS meant...

[ClintonTyree]

7. Yep,

they know where you live and soon, if not already, they'll know everything about you that they "need" to know. You're a troublemaker, questioning our grate senator like that! Troublemaker, troublemaker! :spank:

[LiberalFighter]

8. You may want to dispose of the letter...

but it would be good to keep for evidence.

[FreedomAngel82]

9. Right

Never know. I was just surprised to get something like that. I never have before. I always got just automatic replies and my Congressman has written back once or twice before. I can't stand the bastard.

[rzemanfl]

10. Please send it to the lady in the other thread who swore off Scott

toilet tissue because of environmental concerns. Thanks.

[Name removed]

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[annabanana]

18. It was already gone by the time I got there... what was it?

Also, Welcome to DU!
:toast:

[cry baby]

12. I got one of those letters, too, from frist.

I tore it up into bits after screaming curse words till I gave myself a headache.

[FreedomAngel82]

13. Glad it's not just me

:) I thought maybe I was in trouble or something. LOL. I've never have gotten anything like that before. In the past it was always Emails.

[tnlefty]

19. Keep it. I have a small collection and they come in handy if you

need some "ammunition" at a later date. You know, like letters to the editor relating to some position taken or the spin of the day and voila there is your letter. FrankFrist is a creep extraordinaire and I don't think his political career is done just yet.