Nancy Pelosi insisted that her congress would be the most ethical and the most transparent of any congress in our nation's history. We don't need to list all the transgressions, scandals and Pelosi's passes here, for with all the back room deals on health care reform we hear about it would take up too much space. But we should demand that our representatives in the House live up to Pelosi's standards. Let's force transparency upon them.
It's no longer enough to call, phone, or fax our opinions to our representatives and demand they vote against Obama's health care reform bill or we will vote them out of office. They already know their vote for ObamaCare will cost them their seat. So when we call the congressional offices in Washington, we are asking the wrong questions. "Will you vote with the people on this one?" That's totally wrong.
The correct question to ask is: "What deal did Obama offer you?" What is so valuable that you gave up your precious congressional seat for? A position in the Obama Administration? Did he promise you the ambassadorship of Portugal? A multimillion dollar post at a top lobbying firm? Obama appoint your brother to a judgeship on the Tenth Circuit Court? How did they pay you off? What did they promise you? At what price did you sell our voice out? If you're still holding out, then what are they offering you? What carrot are they dangling in front of your face?
Rhodes News is going to start documenting the deals and the payoffs, the deals, the corruption, and the Chicago-style threats that Obama and Rahm Emanuel place on our representatives. So you may refer back here and challenge the staff members when you speak to them over the phone.
After the House Democrat leadership locked down the Congress, strong-armed, and bribed with tax dollars enough votes to pass their version of ObamaCare, the attempted government takeover of one-sixth of the nation's economy is now up for debate in the U.S. Senate, starting today. 
