Thursday, September 22, 2005
Contacting Congressional Legislators
If you plan to write to your Congressional legislators about the bills concerning the alleged discrimination against homeschoolers (HR 3753/S 1691), or any other topic you want immediate action on, don't use snail mail.
Congressional paper-mail is still being screened for anthrax, and other biological agents, so an email or a fax will get through much faster. Phone calls are another way to bypass the long screening time for paper-mail.
Congressional paper-mail is still being screened for anthrax, and other biological agents, so an email or a fax will get through much faster. Phone calls are another way to bypass the long screening time for paper-mail.
posted by Publius, 12:30 PM
1 Comments:
excellent resource for contacting one's elected representatives!
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Publius, 11:47 AM
Publius, 11:47 AM
The H.R.3753/S.1691 blog is an online source of information for people working to kill the bills -- again --, and keep homeschooling from being further defined by federal legislation.
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