vze3xykq wrote: > > > > > > My husband is leaving a voice message for one of our senators this > > > > > morning on the subject, as well. > > > > > > > >AND e-mailing the other senator, and our representative. > > > > > > > >The last time he got this worked up over legislation in Washington had > > > >something to do with the CDA.... > > > > > > Okay. I'll bite . . . > > > > That was the time the EFF got a hefty check from us, and a letter was > > sent with it. Other recipients of the same letter were the CDA sponsor, > > the chair of the Republican Party, our representative in Congress > > (Republican) and both our senators (also both Republican). He really > > gave it to the GOP on that one.... > > > > While it is in my best interest to vote in the Republican primaries > > since in my county, the Republican candidate usually wins in the general > > election and I want to do my best to weed out the worst of the crap > > where I can, I tend to vote for the candidates of other parties for > > statewide offices in the general election. > > > > (Anyone care to guess who I voted for in the last presidential > > election?) > > > > Julia > > Could you please retype this and eliminate the alphabet soup? I think I know > what you are talking about, am I'm sure I can do the web search, but for > some readers it may be helpful.
EFF = Electronic Frontier Foundadion (see http://eff.org/ for more info, or read _The Hacker Crackdown_ by Bruce Sterling, the entire text can be found online somewhere) CDA = Communications Decency Act (or something like that) which was declared unconstitutional. See http://www.tbtf.com/archive/0112.html#s01 for more info. GOP = Grand Old Party, a nickname of the Republican Party, and the acronym has a lot less characters to type than "Republican Party" Julia
