March 11, 2018
Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher,
101 Main
Street #380
Huntington
Beach, CA 92648
Dear
Congressman,
Re:
“Policy Survey”
I came
across your “policy survey” online as I was searching for your recent tweets.
What a sham! It was nothing but a list of issues—“healthcare,” “taxes,”
“securing our border” (I note you mention only one of them!), etc.—asking respondents
to check the boxes of “those most important to you.” I liked especially the
burning issue of “airplane noise”!
What
could you possibly tell from a list of boxes checked? Would you not like to
hear WHY “gun control” is important to me? After all, if I simply check a box,
as you request, I could be either for or against it. Or does that not matter?
Do you assume that all your respondents agree with you on the issues that you
list? How can you tell if they don’t? And how do you determine how many of them
wish for you to adopt a different policy? I would have thought this information
would be useful to you in representing your constituents. It seems not.
And then…
you ask me to provide you with my personal details, presumably so that you can
include me on your email and/or snail mail mailing lists. Well, no. You have
never bothered to respond to a single one of my personal letters to you (now
nearly 250 of them), and I choose not to have your boilerplate and funding
requests cluttering my inbox.
Thanks
anyway,
Peter
Clothier, Ph.D.
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