On 7/11/19 12:14 PM, Paul wrote:
T wrote:
On 7/11/19 11:01 AM, Keith Nuttle wrote:
I routinely send email to members of Congress when I find things of
interest.Â* Recently there is an alarming trend.

If the member is a Democrat or has a controversial opinion, they have
made it impossible to contact them, as they have remove their email
information from their web Site.

While I can understand (Possibly) a member of Congress who holds no
committee position, or a position in the House or Senate to not
allowing anyone to contact them;Â* it is becomes a highly questionable
practice when they do hold public positions.

It is almost as if they are hiding from the general public and do not
want to hear any opinions other that their constituents who probably
hold the same opinion as their


A better place to post this is

Â*Â*Â*Â* alt.politics.scorched-earth

That's where you contact them.

If you need a hillbilly for some yard work, that's
where they hang out.

*******

Snail mail also works.

An email address on the other hand, would be DDOSed out of existence.
Cloudflare plus a large bucket for spillage.

It would be like the Asus support email address, where
the response you would get is "mailbox is full". And
you could never tell whether anyone cared or not.

Who would want to advertise such a useless choice ?

The beauty of snail mail, is the possibility it costs
money to use the service. This has also been proposed
to stop email spam - if each message cost you $0.10,
that rapidly puts a stop to "endless bombardment".

Â*Â* Paul

I have been guilty of feeding the trolls myself. But
I am trying to reform.

"endless bombardment". Ya, they will just do as the phone
cold callers do and move overseas.