AFP Rally at Rep. Adler's Marlton Office this Tuesday

As I write, my congressman, Rep. John Adler (D-New Jersey), is holding a town hall in Toms River, Ocean County, where the citizens get to voice their opinions on the ongoing debate over Obamacare. But the ones who are making the biggest impact are the numbers of conservatives, libertarians, Tea Partiers, and generally POd Americans, standing outside of the Ocean County Public Library voicing their strong opposition to the health care bill.

The pressure needs to be put on Rep. Adler, who originally voted against Obamacare, but now says he's "undecided" after being threatened by President Obama, Rahm Emanuel, and Nancy Pelosi to be denied from funds for his re-election campaign by Congressional Democrats since he is, as the Dems put it, the "key vote".

Please join me, Americans for Prosperity, and other opponents of Obamacare this Tuesday, March 16, as we rally in front of Rep. Adler's office in Marlton, NJ at 12 noon. And even if you can't join us, please flood John Adler's offices with phone calls, letters, and petitions in the following days as the showdown on Obamacare heats up.

AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY RALLY AT REP. JOHN ADLER'S MARLTON OFFICE
When: Tuesday, March 16, 2010. 12:00 noon
Where: 28 North Maple Ave. Marlton, NJ.
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REPRESENTATIVE JOHN H. ADLER (D-NEW JERSEY)

Washington, DC Office
1223 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC. 20515
Phone: (202) 225-4765
Fax: (202) 225-0778
Website: http://www.adler.house.gov

Ocean County Office
247 Main Street
Toms River, NJ. 08753-7468
Phone: (732) 608-7235
Fax: (732) 608-7268

Burlington County/Camden County Office
28 North Maple Avenue
Marlton, NJ. 08053-3021
Phone: (856) 985-2777
Fax: (856) 985-2788

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And I know of one socialist who is extremely ticked off at the sudden resurgence of orthodoxy that has emerged since the beginning of the pontificate of Benedict XVI:

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