Kyle:

I can't argue with something from the horse's mouth,
and I wish now I had followed up with it in letter
form.   However I still can't believe sheer volume
("Good Lord, Your Majesty, we received 40,000 e-mails
today - 14 favored your war.") wouldn't be noticed.

I knew my letter wouldn't make a bit of difference,
but I wanted to at least be able to someday say I
spoke out.

I'll still e-mail, but I'll follow up by telegram or
snail-mail.
BOB
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From:         "Cleveland, Kyle E."
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Subject:      Re: representative accountability; was
RE: Quiz About 9/11
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Bob,

Just an FYI here....

A friend's daughter is a staffer at the White House
PIO.  She said that
emails are virtually worthless--the come in by the
hundreds of thousands and
are sometimes deleted en masse if they need space on
the servers.  A
well-crafted letter on decent stationary will often
get more than just a
cursory glance.  Your note reminded me of this little
"factoid".

Kyle

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