Writing Your Representatives & Senators

The other day I urged all of my reader (2 of you?) to wite your Senators about HR2391
I had suggested using http://www.congress.org/congressorg/dbq/officials/

Well unfortunately some of our paid (by who you ask) representaives don't wish to make our contacting them easy.
Here is the email reply I received from Sen Feinstein
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November 18, 2004





Mr. David Krecklow

xxxxxxxxxxxxx Avenue

Bakersfield, California  933xx



Dear Mr. Krecklow:



     Thank you for contacting me.  I appreciate your e-mail and welcome

the opportunity to correspond with my constituents.

   

     Unfortunately, due to the volume of mail I receive, I cannot respond

individually to messages sent from third parties or websites other than my

official Senate website.  If you wish to send a personalized message via

the internet, please use the email form on my website:

http://feinstein.senate.gov/email.html.  Please know that my staff will tally

your input today.



     If you prefer to fax your concerns to me, you can send them to my

Washington office at (202) 228-3954.  You can also call my Washington

office or one of my California offices to share your thoughts with me:

   

Washington, DC: 		(202) 224-3841

San Francisco: 			(415) 393-0707

Fresno: 				(559) 485-7430

Los Angeles: 			(310) 914-7300

San Diego: 			(619) 231-9712



     Again, thank you for emailing me.  Please know that every time you

write a letter, send an email or fax, or call my office, your concerns are

taken into account.  I appreciate your understanding in this matter and hope

to hear from you again soon.

			

			Sincerely yours,



			Dianne Feinstein

			United States Senator



http://feinstein.senate.gov



Further information about my position on issues of concern to California and the

Nation are available at my website http://feinstein.senate.gov.  You can also receive

electronic e-mail updates by subscribing to my e-mail list at

http://feinstein.senate.gov/issue.html.

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Bah! And nothing from Boxer.
The cynic in me says it's probably not worth my time anyway.
Maybe if I wrote it on a $100 bill she could find time.