Now I KNOW the Rethugs are truly desperate.

[pnwmom]

They've sent my husband a letter saying that he is one of "America's most notable Republicans" and asking for a "major donation." Any amount will do, though the maximum he could contribute individually, they say, is a paltry $78,500.

If their lists are filled with "notable Republicans" like my hubby, they're doomed.

[merrily]

1. IMHO, desperation is the least of their problems.

I don't think they are the least bit desperate for money, though.

Desperate for good candidates, yes. Money, no.

[brewens]

2. 78 large? Sheesh! Why even bother? I drop that much in Vegas on a good night!

[Historic NY]

3. send monoply money in large bills

[pnwmom]

4. I would except I don't want to waste a stamp.

[Historic NY]

10. COD

[sense]

5. I received one

of those too. One more fail!

[Quantess]

6. That's a high price to pay for ass-kissing

America's most notable Republican

[Scuba]

7. And for just $200 he can have his name printed in "Who's Who".

[Butterbean]

8. *cocks head* What the actual eff? Wow.

[Joe Bacon]

9. I get GOP letters too!

My family puts me on their mailing lists. And I like those postage paid return envelopes, which I stuff with Obama literature when I mail it back to them.

[Carolina]

11. oh, that is great!

[pnwmom]

13. I don't know why my husband is on those lists, unless it's a leftover

from the Nixon era, when his college roommate put his name down as a recruit, LOL. (Hubby got a Christmas card from Nixon that year.)

I write the checks to Obama, so I guess the Repubs haven't figured out the money's coming from a joint account.

[pnwmom]

14. They think we're so rich we can afford our own postage.

Otherwise, I'd be stuffing the envelope, too.

[LP2K12]

12. but... but....

They needs his donation to give away free pizza like we do.