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Anyone else in this situation?
I feel it is gotten too uncertain that our leaders or anyone
can fix what is going on and the USA economy is toast. I
just just wrote Barbara Boxer, my Congressman (person), and
expressed how disappointed I am in her leadership and how I
am leaning towards voting out all incumbents for the next
few elections. I expressed how in my eyes she had become
stale and ineffective in her representation. I asked her
to call me so that I could speak personally to her about
things that troubled me, and about her representation of me
and my families interests.
Way back when... Senator Alan Cranston was a good friend of
my parents.. I one time needed his help in a matter, and he
not only called me personally, but his executive secretary
Jean Fortsner followed up for months on it. I was way
impressed with Senator Cranston and how he took care of
'his' people. Lets see how Senator Boxer handles this
request for a personal phone call.
I bet that it just gets tossed.. But if she does phone me
will be very shocked.
-=DirtBagŠ wrote on 11/12/08 3:50 PM:
> I
> just just wrote Barbara Boxer, my Congressman (person), and
> expressed how disappointed I am in her leadership and how I
> am leaning towards voting out all incumbents for the next
> few elections. I expressed how in my eyes she had become
> stale and ineffective in her representation. I asked her
> to call me so that I could speak personally to her about
> things that troubled me, and about her representation of me
> and my families interests.
IF she calls, FYI-a blow-job is now probably out of the question!!!!
Barking up the wrong tree, Jim. Barbara Boxer is your Senator, not your
Representative. She's a great lady and a proud graduate of Brooklyn College.
"-=DirtBagŠ" <D...@d...net> wrote in message
news:491b41ac$0$33521$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
>
>
>
> Anyone else in this situation?
>
> I feel it is gotten too uncertain that our leaders or anyone can fix what is
> going on and the USA economy is toast. I just just wrote Barbara Boxer, my
> Congressman (person), and expressed how disappointed I am in her leadership
> and how I am leaning towards voting out all incumbents for the next few
> elections. I expressed how in my eyes she had become stale and ineffective in
> her representation. I asked her to call me so that I could speak personally
> to her about things that troubled me, and about her representation of me and
> my families interests.
>
> Way back when... Senator Alan Cranston was a good friend of my parents.. I
> one time needed his help in a matter, and he not only called me personally,
> but his executive secretary Jean Fortsner followed up for months on it. I was
> way impressed with Senator Cranston and how he took care of 'his' people.
> Lets see how Senator Boxer handles this request for a personal phone call.
>
> I bet that it just gets tossed.. But if she does phone me will be very
> shocked.
On Nov 12, 12:50 pm, -=DirtBagŠ <D...@d...net> wrote:
> Anyone else in this situation?
>
Pull the plug? Meaning what? Leave the country or something else?
I'm afraid to know...
But yeah, your letter will be trashed or set to one of her aides to
deal with. She probably is getting several dozen of these generic
"you suck" letters everyday.
I would (and have) instead asked her to vote a certain way on a
specific bill. This is advice they can actually tally against other
people writing or calling in (I prefer to call rather than write),
instead of a generic "your leadership sucks" kind of letter (no matter
how true).
RL
-=DirtBagŠ <D...@d...net> wrote in news:491b41ac$0$33521
$7...@n...sonic.net:
> I am about ready to pull the plug...
DUDE...can I have your stereo?
-=DirtBagŠ <D...@d...net> wrote in news:491b41ac$0$33521
$7...@n...sonic.net:
> Way back when... Senator Alan Cranston was a good friend of
> my parents.. I one time needed his help in a matter, and he
> not only called me personally, but his executive secretary
> Jean Fortsner followed up for months on it. I was way
> impressed with Senator Cranston and how he took care of
> 'his' people. Lets see how Senator Boxer handles this
> request for a personal phone call.
>
> I bet that it just gets tossed.. But if she does phone me
> will be very shocked.
so it was cranston that got you out of that bust? lol.
--
Best regards,
C.D.
On Nov 12, 2:50 pm, -=DirtBagŠ <D...@d...net> wrote:
> Anyone else in this situation?
I am almost in your situation, but I don't expect any elected official
to be competent or effective.
> I feel it is gotten too uncertain that our leaders or anyone
> can fix what is going on and the USA economy is toast. I
> just just wrote Barbara Boxer, my Congressman (person), and
> expressed how disappointed I am in her leadership and how I
> am leaning towards voting out all incumbents for the next
> few elections. I expressed how in my eyes she had become
> stale and ineffective in her representation. I asked her
> to call me so that I could speak personally to her about
> things that troubled me, and about her representation of me
> and my families interests.
Senator Boxer's staff may respond to you if you're lucky. Senators
have a much larger staff than Congressman.
A fellow employee was told that Senator Feingold was more likely to
respond to hand-written messages than printed messages or email.
A Senator or Congressman individually has very little power. So you
will need to make a case for the legislation that you want and pass it
on to others. That means doing something more than posting to Usenet.
You need to research the issues, find the experts, and get one to take
up your cause.
What do you want to happen? Is government the only way to make that
happen? What level of government do you need to reach? (city, county,
state, federal, school board, police and fire commission, courts,
etc.)
--
Ron
Ron Peterson <r...@s...core.com> wrote in news:21bfe573-d4c0-4257-9a50-
24ef1b58ff97@r36g2000prf.googlegroups.com:
> On Nov 12, 2:50 pm, -=DirtBagŠ <D...@d...net> wrote:
>> Anyone else in this situation?
>
> I am almost in your situation, but I don't expect any elected official
> to be competent or effective.
>
>> I feel it is gotten too uncertain that our leaders or anyone
>> can fix what is going on and the USA economy is toast. I
>> just just wrote Barbara Boxer, my Congressman (person), and
>> expressed how disappointed I am in her leadership and how I
>> am leaning towards voting out all incumbents for the next
>> few elections. I expressed how in my eyes she had become
>> stale and ineffective in her representation. I asked her
>> to call me so that I could speak personally to her about
>> things that troubled me, and about her representation of me
>> and my families interests.
>
> Senator Boxer's staff may respond to you if you're lucky. Senators
> have a much larger staff than Congressman.
>
> A fellow employee was told that Senator Feingold was more likely to
> respond to hand-written messages than printed messages or email.
>
> A Senator or Congressman individually has very little power. So you
> will need to make a case for the legislation that you want and pass it
> on to others. That means doing something more than posting to Usenet.
> You need to research the issues, find the experts, and get one to take
> up your cause.
>
> What do you want to happen? Is government the only way to make that
> happen? What level of government do you need to reach? (city, county,
> state, federal, school board, police and fire commission, courts,
> etc.)
>
> --
> Ron
>
>
hey. you're not ron peterson. you're ron paul.
--
Best regards,
C.D.
Elaborate, SVP.
And remember, regardless how bad things look, how hopeless . . . .
things could be worse.
You could be mentally challenged like Bloh.
On Nov 12, 3:50?pm, -=DirtBag? <D...@d...net> wrote:
> Anyone else in this situation?
Remember, it's always darkest before it goes totally black!
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