As long as they are too young to vote, you’ll meet with them. You won’t meet with real constituents in Colorado, unless they are a corporate donor, that is. You’re afraid of us. But it will be ok, your fears will be gone after you’re voted out next year.
I always enjoy chatting with young Coloradans when they travel to DC, and it was great visiting with the 8th grade class of Christ the King School this week on the Capitol steps!pic.twitter.com/S1O4MZzS1t
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8th graders, how cute. How about sitting down and meeting with actual VOTERS in Colorado, rather than hiding in your office in DC or in private events with businesses.
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Conversely, you avoid voting-age constituents with their pesky questions at all costs.
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Have you decided on which lobbying firm you’re gonna work for next year?
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When was your last town hall?
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Well, when you don't have a town hall it makes it hard for his constituents to voice their concerns. Keeping home problems at arms length.
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Have you talked to anyone that is of voting age?
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And children - one day you too can sell your integrity to prop up a leader of your party because it is the same as yours!
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