22 April
2017
Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher,
101 Main
Street #380
Huntington
Beach, CA 92648
Dear
Congressman,
Re: 50
Letters!
By my
count, yesterday’s letter regarding health care was the fiftieth I have mailed
out to you since January 24th of this year! By my calculation, that
would be $24.50 in postage alone! I’m happy to support the United States Postal
Service, but that’s a lot of money. Well, by the standards of the ordinary
citizen. I’m sure that you, as a US Congressman, enjoy the privileges of free
postage, or at least a substantially reduced rate.
Which
reminds me: I have not had a single response from you. Not a real one. True, I
have had four boilerplate responses via email—but three of them were identical,
sent out on the same day, probably the same hour. A computer glitch? So,
really, two responses, but both boilerplate. My own letters, I can promise you,
are individually thought out, written and printed before sending. It would be
nice, one day, to receive a similar courtesy from you. Hand signed? How about
it?
But then,
of course, I do realize you are a busy man, and that your mail box must be full
each day. Let alone your email box. I hope that much of the correspondence you
receive is in line with mine; that is, to remind you that there are many voters
out here in California’s 48th Congressional District whose earnest wish
is for a representative more inclined meet with them, listen to their dissent,
and take their views into account when voting.
You
could, anyway, wish me a happy 50th!
Respectfully,
Peter
Clothier, Ph.D.
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