Did anyone get a response from their senator?

[grgrcr88]

No surprise from the Republican Kansas Senators, None suport the bills nor the Representatives. Got responses from them all thanking me for my intrest and telling me why they do not support it!!

I did my letters online long before UPS asked us to though!!

[proudupstexan]

Yea I got one to I thought it was pretty cool how it said my
name it makes me wonder if they really took the time to go through it.

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[DukeofBoxes]

Originally Posted by JimJimmyJames

I received in the mail today a response from one of my senators in regards to the letter writing campaign the company asked us to participate in.

He stated in the letter his support of the express carrier legislation and also the Employee Free Choice Act.

Sweet.

Anyone else get a response?

My junior senator replied with a letter in support.

[thebrownbox]

I never got one.. I did not know I should of expected one back.

[TechGrrl]

Originally Posted by JimJimmyJames

I received in the mail today a response from one of my senators in regards to the letter writing campaign the company asked us to participate in.

He stated in the letter his support of the express carrier legislation and also the Employee Free Choice Act.

Sweet.

Anyone else get a response?

I didn't wait for the UPS organized campaign, I wrote immediately after the Brown Bailout BS started....

I have the misfortune to live in Kentucky, which means I get Jim "What brain cells?" Bunning, who is a couple beans short of a beanball, and Mitch "Never met a union I wouldn't screw" McConnell. In spite of the fact that UPS is the largest private employer in the state (22,000+) AND has practically single handedly revitalized the economy by creating jobs in logistics around the city and state, Massa Mitch sent me a response letter that was an absolute MASTERPIECE of fog. I literally COULD NOT figure out what side of the issue he was on. I assume he wouldn't vote yes on ANY bill that had ANY positive impact in any way on any union organizing effort, in which case he should have the courage of his convictions, and say so, and explain why he would vote that way. But, he is a moral coward, so he didn't.

In a state that had John McCain whupping Barack Obama by 16 points or so, Mitch ALMOST lost a close race to a relative unknown. Too bad.

Bunning isn't running for reelection, after fighting with the GOP top dogs over whether he was mentally able... If he HAD tried to run, it was a sure win for the Democrats. Now, the GOP has a good chance to keep the seat.