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Participate in the State of the Union tonight with the NRCC

The NRCC is making an online chat available to Republicans today/tonight to discuss the State of Obama speech. Here's the scoop, directly from their email to me today.



Tonight Barack Obama will give his first State of the Union address, and try to explain why he failed to deliver on every promise he made upon taking office.

This year's State of the Union address will be a key moment for Democrats and we want to hear your thoughts and questions as it happens. We have two ways for you play an active role in the GOP discussion during and after the speech.
  • Beginning right now through the address, if you text Union to 777218 you will receive information and a link to participate in our online text chat room.
  • Immediately after the speech I invite you to pose questions to House Republicans who will answer your questions via streaming video. Please go to http://nrcc.org/stateoftheunion/ to participate.
Both of these opportunities allow you to have your voice heard, learn inside information about where the Republican Party stands heading into the mid-term elections and interact with guests such as Former Congressman Tom Davis, Grover Norquist, Fred and Jeri Thompson to name a few.

I hope you'll take advantage of these special opportunities by texting Union to 777218 today and visiting www.nrcc.org/stateoftheunion/.

Sincerely,
 
Pete Sessions, NRCC Chairman

P.S. You have the unique opportunity to participate in an online text chat room with key members of the Republican Party during this year's State of the Union and pose questions to Republican Members of the House after the speech. Text Union to 777218 to receive your link to the chat room and visit http://nrcc.org/stateoftheunion/ to participate in the video streaming.

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