We need to get to work on these people.

http://img.thehill.com/cgi-bin/birdcast/birdcast.cgi
February 17, 2005


GOP's 10 most at-risk
By Hans Nichols
House Republican leaders last night notified their 10 most vulnerable lawmakers that they will be the lucky beneficiaries of this year’s first ROMP (Retain Our Majority Program) fundraiser.

The list provides an early preview of who GOP leaders think need the most help from their fellow lawmakers. It also lets potential Democratic challengers know that any run will be expensive.

The 10 members are Reps. Bob Beauprez (Colo.), Mike Fitzpatrick (Pa.), Jim Gerlach (Pa.), Marilyn Musgrave (Colo.), Anne Northup (Ky.), Jon Porter (Nev.), Dave Reichert (Wash.), Rick Renzi (Ariz.), Rob Simmons (Conn.) and Mike Sodrel (Ind.). Rep. Christopher Shays (R-Conn.), who narrowly won his 2004 race, is not on the list.

ROMP was designed by House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) in 1999 to funnel money from legislators hailing from safe seats to those who represent more marginal districts. Typically, a ROMP beneficiary receives upwards of $100,000 from each event and rarely spends less than $2 million defending his or her seat.

Democrats United against Murderous Pubbies?

That might be a start...

way to start.

Where do I send my check?

Why isn't De Lay on the list? Actually come to think of it why isn't De Lay in the "Slammer"???? Let the "liberal" blogger machine roll!!! since currently elected Democrats are so "spineless"! When is Howard Dean going to select his "Real" Democrats! for Congress.

I confronted him with facts about * and he replied with snarky jokes about Clinton.

Tut-tut