Ask congressman Brad Ellsworth (D-IN) if he thinks the Cambridge Police “acted stupidly”
Posted by AWB in ObamaIndiana 8th district Congressman Brad Ellsworth (D) is a holder of a master’s degree in criminology from Indiana State University, and the former Vanderburgh County Sheriff. We’d like to know his position regarding Obama’s statement where he recently said, “the Cambridge, MA police department “Acted Stupidly.”
We sent his press secretary the question today via email. We invite you to do the same.
Here’s an example of what you could send.
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Dear Congressman Ellsworth,
I’m a resident of the state of Indiana would like to know your your position regarding President Obama’s recent statement where he claimed the Cambridge, MA police department
“Acted Stupidly.”
As a holder of a master’s degree in criminology from Indiana State University, and former Vanderburgh County Sheriff, your opinion would be important to me.
Regards,
<insert name>
Send the email to: elizabeth.farrar@mail.house.gov
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I am a left-leaning citizen who fully applauds the action of the local police department in Massachusetts. It would be another issue if the homeowner was cooperative. If the owner even gave a little relief to understand what was happening, he would know that the police were there in his favor.
On another hand, everyone is talking about Gates and the officer. What about the neighbor? Shouldn’t she know enough who was at the front door, before she called 911, such as the car Gates drives, and his looks, to know that his neighbor was frustrated at the FRONT DOOR before realizing he lost his key? Some neighbor.
Good point on the neighbor. Apparently Professor Gates didn’t get along with his neighbor.
Okay, the President just got points from me because he is meeting with Crowley and Gates for a beer. Probably should have done that one to begin with. Solves a lot of problems.