Member of the House GOP have not been happy during this recess. They've been whinging and whining about agitators in their town halls because people are justifiably upset at the threats to Medicare and Social Security, to the point where they're trying to carefully stage manage these meetings. But Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi thinks they need to take their lumps if they want to be so callous with the welfare of Americans and wrote an open letter telling them so. This is just so much more schadenfreude-licious than your standard sternly worded letter:

MEMORANDUM

Posted on May 13, 2011 by Leader's Press Shop To: GOP Freshman

Fr: Democratic Leader’s Press Office

Da: May 13, 2011

Re: Facing the Music – Suggested Songs for Your Trip Home As you go home to face the music of your vote to end Medicare as we know it, we know you’re worried about what your constituents are going to say…for good reason. Here is a suggested playlist for your trip: Think – Aretha Franklin (1968) Desperado – Eagles (1982) Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word – Elton John (1976) Hard to Say I’m Sorry – Chicago (1982) I’m Sorry, So Sorry – Brenda Lee (1960) You Can’t Always Get What You Want – Rolling Stones (1969) You Got Another Thing Coming – Judas Priest (1982) Mama Said – The Shirelles (1961) Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home) – The Impalas (1959) Cryin’ – Aerosmith (1993) Who’s Sorry Now? – Connie Francis (1958) Lost Cause – Beck (2002) I Learned the Hard Way – Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings (2010) Not Ready To Make Nice – Dixie Chicks (2006) Bad Day – Daniel Powter (2005) Troubles – Alicia Keys (2001) When the music stops, you should try listening to the American people.

Oh suh-nap! You gotta love Nancy Pelosi. But she should know that being a Republican means never having to say you're sorry.