Re:Members of Congress Go Silent Over Prior False Testimony ...
by shill on Thursday June 13, 2013 @04:15PM
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Or you could just write an email to yourself and wait for the government to respond.
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Re:Members of Congress Go Silent Over Prior False Testimony ...
by sharkweek on Thursday June 13, 2013 @04:42PM
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edit :: missed the joke ... doh!
While I understand the cynical sentiment (and mostly agree with it) -- I can assure you an email to your congressperson will get a response. Wife used to be a staffer several years ago for her district's rep and would look for trends in emails and then pass those off to the rep and his writer to handle responses.
Sure, an email might not seem like much, but enough of them will at least require some sort of consideration.
Re:Members of Congress Go Silent Over Prior False Testimony ...
by Rockdtben on Thursday June 13, 2013 @05:19PM
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I'm pretty sure you missed his joke.
"You can write an email to yourself."
AKA
They are going to read your personal email anyways...
Re:Members of Congress Go Silent Over Prior False Testimony ...
by sharkweek on Thursday June 13, 2013 @05:29PM
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Damnit... at least it's Friday, right?
Re:Members of Congress Go Silent Over Prior False Testimony ...
by gknoy on Thursday June 13, 2013 @05:19PM
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I've read that snail mail is a more effective approach, does your wife agree?
Re:Members of Congress Go Silent Over Prior False Testimony ...
by prawks on Friday June 14, 2013 @09:12AM
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I've often wondered this myself.