Did you know that he's been working just as hard to protect American jobs?
Well, as long as the jobs belong to American Republican Representatives, anyway.
Since becoming Incumbent Retention Chair for the NRCC in 2009, Mr. Rogers has working hard to protect GOP incumbents, meeting weekly with party leaders and individual members.
[Wouldn't it be great if Mr. Rogers spent this kind of time focusing on jobs for his constituents?]
All that hard work paid off, I guess.
At a PAC briefing yesterday, Mr. Rogers was
telling attendees that the committee's work had already shielded a substantial group of members from facing any serious challenge in 2010."A year and a half ago, I was giving you the names of 30 members and you know what? It worked," Rogers said, according to a source familiar with his remarks. "We feel strongly at this point that only nine incumbents need your help to withstand the attacks by the DCCC and their allies."
Gee, Mr. R., that's epic!
Maybe now that you've fixed the jobs situation for Republican politicians -- not to mention Tom Izzo -- you could pay a wee bit of attention to the job situation for the people who live in your district.
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