Super Bowl Fun: Snap Your Congress Member
Are you one of the lucky folks attending the giant football fiesta set for Sunday in Miami? If so, ProPublica's got a mission for you.
The culmination of the NFL season is also a well-oiled junket for our nation's political big shots. We've been gathering intelligence on which public officials are planning to be there, yet some remain as non-committal as a bad boyfriend.
So we're asking for your help. If you spot Big Game -- lawmakers, lobbyists or other Washington power brokers -- in or around the Big Game, snap their pictures and send them to us. Think Gawker Stalker meets C-SPAN.
The rest is so easy you won't even have to put down your brat.
Send the photos, along with details on where and when they were taken, to blitz@propublica.org, or post them to your personal blog and send us the link. Include your phone number if you wouldn't mind one of our reporters calling with follow-up questions.
The photos will be shared with ProPublica reporters and may be posted to our Web site. And who knows? Maybe that familiar-looking woman behind you in line for the lady's room will turn out to be Barbara Boxer.
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