Norm wants you to meet Newt! Check out this amazing opportunity:
Please join us for the 5th Annual Victory Celebration
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
U.S. Senator Norm Coleman and
Special Guest Speaker Newt Gingrich
6:45 pm: Cocktail Reception | $250 per person
8:00 pm: Victory Celebration | $25 per person
(doors open at 7:00 pm)
The Downtown University Club
Saint Paul, Minnesota
I think this all speaks for itself so I won’t drown it in too much commentary, but I can’t help but say one thing: Does anyone else think it’s funny that Republicans are so nostalgic for a time when Bill Clinton was president?
I do not get your point… i cannot stand Gingrich…it seems as though you are correct, Coleman is a chameleon
Guess I don’t get the reference to a ‘Victory Celebration’. Did someone win something?
$250 for a Cocktail reception?? That seems awfully pricey for a glass of wine just to see Newt. Are there munchies with the wine???
Is Norm trying to give us excellent fodder for the campaign?
Norm with Newt, Norm with Bush, Norm with horrible voting record, Norm US Senator 2003-2009?
norm with a 53% approval rating
Meeting Newt is a frickin’ bargain! You want to talk about money dredging? Well my friend, you’re talking about Democrats.
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Please Join
Senate Majority Leader Larry Pogemiller
Speaker Margaret Anderson Kelliher
Mayor Chris Coleman
Mayor R.T. Rybak
Mayor-Elect Don Ness
for a Holiday Celebration in support of
The Minnesota DFL Party
at the home of
Brian Melendez
1777 Dupont Avenue South
Minneapolis
Wednesday, December 5
5:00 — 7:00 PM
Host: $1,000
Sponsor: $500
Benefactor: $250
Patron: $100
For questions or to RSVP, please contact
State Finance Director David Kaplan ( dkaplan@dfl.org)
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So, let’s summarize kids. For a measly C note, you too can be a DFL poltroon…
I’m guessing there won’t be many of the “real families” that the Democrat party loves to pander to…maybe they can have their own little “thing” in the kitchen.
BTW…maybe one of you can tell me what “holiday” these moonbats are celebrating?
There are big donors to the Democratic Party as there are to the GOP. It’s just the GOP puts a bigger price tag to their Candidate fundraisers more often than not to stay ahead of the money race.
One day in April 2006, there was a $500 a plate breakfast at the Ramada for Gil with John McCain, followed by a $1,000 a plate Lunch at the Radisson on the same day. 30 pelple showed up for the Breakfast and 50 for the lunch, the Rochester P-B reported. Not a bad take for one day after the hotels were paid. But still a bit steep unless one had the money to burn.
Bigger payoffs, because their side can afford it?
I find it instructive to note that in Stephen Colbert’s joke candidacy for office South Carolina —
it cost “$2500 to register on the Dem side,
and $25,000 was it - on the Republican side!