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On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 10:53 PM, MBR <mbr at arlsoft.com> wrote: > In your grandfather's day, nobody had yet mailed weaponized anthrax spores > to Congress. ?But after envelopes of anthrax were sent to Tom Daschle and > Patrick Leahy in 2001, letters sent via U.S. mail to members of Congress go > through a screening that delays them by at least two weeks. ?Since then, for > any time-sensitive issue, fax is the preferable alternative to mailed > letters. Fair enough. If you know of an upcoming issue that you feel strongly about, maybe you should take action promptly rather than waiting for it to become a time sensitive issue? -Dan
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