Who's written to their representatives today?

[dogbreath650]

I know a few people who took the time to write to their representatives once regarding their support for 2nd amendment rights which is great. However, they seemed to think that the job was done with that one effort. I read a post somewhere recently by an ex-staffer that inidcated that most of the correspondence received isn't read in any great detail, it was just read to get the position of the writer (for or against whatever) and then logged in a spreadsheet or something to give the representative a running total of constituents that are either for or against a piece of legislation.

It seems to me that with the pending anti-gun legislation in Colorado and the US we need to get as many tics on our side of the ledger as possible. So, I would encourage folks to send contact their representatives daily until this is behind us.


http://www.ruger.com/micros/advocacy/takeAction.html

[enthusiast]

Thanks for reminding me. I just did it again.

[MarkCO]

I have been writing Daily.

[clworth22]

I try to send one email out a day. It's discouraging to continue to receive the scripted canned email, but I want to keep the pressure on these clowns and do my part for the 2A.

[osok-308]

Just wrote them again!

[gnihcraes]

Sent form letters again, just now. Reasonably easy with Auto-Fill in Google Chrome.

[belizejet]

I've written a few times this month. One thing is for sure, Hickenlooper is not our friend. Neither is DeGette or Benett.

[whitbaby]

I send in a couple every week. Usually get a F---You Very Much canned response which is only shows they have a wonderful grasp of the obvious and they're gonna do whatever Soros, the NYT and the rest of their liberal handlers tell them to do anyway.

[ChunkyMonkey]

I havent sent any this week... thanks for the reminder! Been busy at work.

[MarkCO]

I've written a few times this month. One thing is for sure, Hickenlooper is not our friend.

Upon what do you base your assertion? Have you spoken with him, met with him, read his positions published by his office?