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To: Shooter 2.5
Good luck getting through; The Libs/CommuCrats up this way have a habit of overloading and shutting down all Constituent communications to our Representatives, both State and Local, when there is a vote to be taken on an issue near and dear to them.
This nearly garuntees that none but their side of an issue gets through.

And they will maintain this communications blockade, preventing any potentially dissenting opinion from reaching said representative untill the vote is a done deal - usually in their favor.

A State Rep told me once that they have to keep unlisted cell-phone numbers etc. in order to maintain any contact with the outside World when these switchboard shutdowns are in effect.

Now I don't know if such a "Jamming" operation is in effect now, but since both of our Senator's web sites are currently "down" / offline, I would not be surprised if it is.

I would be interested in knowing if this is a National blockade, or just a Maine thing.

Are you able to contact YOUR Senator today?

If this bill is successfully monsterified by the Dems to convert it from a pro-freedom bill into a radical gun-banning atrocity, I'm afraid that our President will be all too happy to sign it.
47 posted on 03/02/2004 10:27:18 AM PST by Uncle Jaque ("O; Say; Can You See, By The Dawn's Early Light...")
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To: Uncle Jaque
"If this bill is successfully monsterified by the Dems to convert it from a pro-freedom bill into a radical gun-banning atrocity, "

Too late, already has been. Time to kill the whole thing, wait until January and try again with more GOP seats.
49 posted on 03/02/2004 10:36:57 AM PST by looscnnn ("Live free or die; death is not the worst of evils" Gen. John Stark 1809)
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