"We want to know your priorities"

Actually should read:

"We want to set your priorities"

These guys don't care about what we think - Especially when it gets in the way of what they want to do.

It might be great fun for the entirety of this blog's participants to show up and try to educate the "bobbleheads".

Refreshments might be available at Classic Foods,, and it would make a great "pre-Superbowl" event.

These bobblehead parties are arranged for the choir. If a constituent wants action on something the bobbleheads disagree with, or if a constituent disagrees with an item that is on what is always an already set agenda, they don’t want to hear from you.

Is it that "We want to know your priorities" so that they can better understand how to proceed to achieve their agenda? In other words, if one divulges too much, then that assists them to be ever ready to take the next step against what you want. Sorry to be so nasty, but in my opinion, too many of these elected officials are a sorry lot.
I don't know about these two, maybe those who have had dealings with them can clue us in.

Correction: . . . I don't know about these three, maybe . . .

And the color scheme is green and blue. Always green and blue.