Chris Dodd 2010 ~ Take This Corruped Dog Down,5 redidents donate $$$ To Dodd   

VOTERS ON APRIL 15TH SEND A UNITED POWERFUL MESSAGE TO WASHINGTON D.C.
IT WAS A GRASS ROOT MOVEMENT THAT SPEARED LIKE A WILD FIRE ACROSS THE UNITED STATES,CONSERVATIVES,REPUBLICANS,DEMOCRATS,LIBERALS,OLD,YOUNG,FEW PEOPLE OF COLOR WAS FEW THEY DID NOT JOIN THE BIGGEST POLITICAL PROTEST JUST 100 DAY'S IN TO A NEW ADMINISTRATION,MAYBE THEY DID NOT UNDERSTAND THIS WAS NOT A POPULARITY CONTEST,RACE,SEX OR A PARTY LINE THINGY,IT WAS WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL TEA PARTY.
voters GET A COPY OF EVERY SENATOR THAT VOTED FOR THE 787 BILLION DOLLAR BILL THAT WAS NEVER READ AND IN 2010 VOTE THEM OUT OFF OFFICE.
THE RESIDENTS OF CONNECTICUT FINALLY HAS WOKE UP CHRIS DODD IS HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING SUPPORT IN HIS STATE AND THAT IS A VERY GOOD THING,WILL YOU BE VOTING OUT YOUR CORRUPTED POLITICAL DIRTY DOG'S IN 12010 AND 2012?




(STORY AT LINK BELOW)

WASHINGTON -- U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd appears to have looked everywhere but his home state to fuel what pundits anticipate will be one of the most hotly contested races in the nation in 2010.

The five-term incumbent reported raising just $4,250 from five Connecticut residents during the first three months of the year while raking in $604,745 from nearly 400 individuals living outside the state.

While incumbents often turn to special interests for early campaign fundraising, Dodd's out-of-state total seems unusually high and comes at a time when he has been plagued by poor approval ratings among state voters.

Massie Ritsch, a spokesman for the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks federal campaign contributions, said Dodd's low percentage of in-state funding strikes him as unusual.

http://www.connpost.com/ci_12158273