Wow! This is big news! Several bloggers - led by Matt Margolis of Blogs for Bush - will be blogging live from "Bloggers' Row" at the Capitol on 10/20!

According to the invitation he received from the House Republican Conference:

For the first time ever, Bloggers are invited to meet directly with House Members and blog from the Capitol. Members will be stopping in throughout the day to meet with bloggers and discuss the House Republican record of successful economic policies, their commitment to fiscal responsibility, and the details of the historic proposed budget amendment that is expected to reach the floor later this week.

Why, Matt's even got a form you can fill out with your questions.

Just off the top of my head, here's a few:

To what do you owe your successful stewardship of this great country?

What was the most difficult plan of Our Leader to implement, and how did you feel when you had successfully implemented it?

How does it feel to have finally got the country on the right track with your successful economic policies?

Will your commitment to fiscal responsibility continue in the coming years of your esteemed reign?

And, note that this effort is Insty-approved!

N.Z. BEAR IS SETTING UP A SPECIAL PAGE for people participating in the Congressional blogging event tomorrow. If you'll be participating, please let him know.

Also, Matt Margolis is taking questions to ask the House members. Submit yours!

I say, ask 'em about the pork, and the Coburn amendment. (Yes, I know it's in the Senate, but someone could always introduce a House version.)

And, now for the punchline: only some of these people are in on the game!

And, this is similar to what happened the last time bloggers were invited to the Big Top. At that time, BlogsForBush solicited questions for the RNC bloggers, and you can read my attempt to hijack their comments thread at that link. Note this from that post:

Please keep your questions positive and related to the campaign, George W. Bush, and the election.

And, you can read my unsucessful attempts to get a few questions proposed and asked here and here (redstate.org/story/2004/8/23/184419/535). Needless to say, it didn't work out too well.