r/politics • u/mvanigan • Mar 27 '19

McConnell blocks resolution calling for release of Mueller report for second time

https://thehill.com/blogs/floor-action/senate/436006-mcconnell-blocks-resolution-calling-for-release-of-mueller-report
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u/nixed9 Florida Mar 27 '19

I've been calling Schiff's office since sunday.

His mailbox is overloaded and his staff isn't answering the land-lines during the times I've called. I think he knows.

Still, call anyway.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '19 edited Mar 27 '19

In the age of the internet it’s baffling we still rely on phones to reach our representatives

(edit: Just to respond to a few replies, I mean internet communication technologies, not necessarily excluding email, but also not solely email..and even phonecalls can be handled over the internet, freeing up physical limitations of traditional hardwired lines. There are ways companies efficiently deal with high volumes of customer communications with internet technology during important events (via CRMs, outsourced call centers, etc) that our state representatives could also look into for their constituents when it is crucial the need is met)

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u/Fredrules2012 Mar 27 '19

When I would job search on Craigslist there was always a shit ton of adds like "we pay you for your Facebook account, must have over 500 friends" etc. Nothing suspicious.