There is one petition that actually matters...
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Well I just signed the petition, even though the page wouldn't load properly in my preferred browser (Pale Moon) and I had to use one of the 'big 3' (IE, Chrome, Firefox), which is usually reason enough for me just to ignore the page and close it.
Signed it a while ago. Shared it out to everyone I can. Also joined his FB group.
The latest news is that he's been informed that it will cost about $100,000 in legal fees to do what he wants to do. For that reason, he's partnered with a shop to TEMPORARILY(and he stressed that this is temporary) sell a liquid, the proceeds of which will go toward the legal fees.
Not sure if the link is kosher to post here so I'll just say the liquid is Larry's Throatpunch and it's carried by CJVapors, if you want to purchase it.
The latest news is that he's been informed that it will cost about $100,000 in legal fees to do what he wants to do. For that reason, he's partnered with a shop to TEMPORARILY(and he stressed that this is temporary) sell a liquid, the proceeds of which will go toward the legal fees.
Not sure if the link is kosher to post here so I'll just say the liquid is Larry's Throatpunch and it's carried by CJVapors, if you want to purchase it.
This actually causes me concern about both the CASAA AND the Senator.
It is common knowledge that No One "in power" pays ANY attention to on-line petitiions. Same for you just cutting and pasting some form letter and typing your name to it.
An email from you in your own words to the party in power or a phone call to their office is supposed to be much more effective.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
It is common knowledge that No One "in power" pays ANY attention to on-line petitiions. Same for you just cutting and pasting some form letter and typing your name to it.
An email from you in your own words to the party in power or a phone call to their office is supposed to be much more effective.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
I encourage everyone to do all things. Write, call, contact your reps. Sign petitions if asked. Call, write, contact your reps.
If they send you an obvious canned response, respond to that. Go see your reps in person.
DO IT ALL!
That's my advice in a nutshell.
Oh, donate to the lawsuits if you can.
If they send you an obvious canned response, respond to that. Go see your reps in person.
DO IT ALL!
That's my advice in a nutshell.
Oh, donate to the lawsuits if you can.
When I originally signed I didn't have my wallet with me. How do I get back to the donate page without signing again?
Go to the link referenced in the OP. Scroll down the screen and click on the green CONTRIBUTE button. That action will open a new page and you can click on the green CONTRIBUTE button in the upper right-hand corner to be brought to the donation page.
Not getting into the "common knowledge" part but Faircloth says he has the ins to actually meet with lawmakers in person, and that they asked him for something tangible, like a stack of signatures(even online ones). Just passing along what I've been told.
Point taken Less.
He's the Only member of Congress I've seen with his own petition on this.
Happily signed.
Thanks.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
He's the Only member of Congress I've seen with his own petition on this.
Happily signed.
Thanks.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
He's not a member of congress, he's a West Virginia State Delegate, just to clarify. Someone on FB said he comes from an influential family, but I haven't looked into that. My thinking is, it can't really hurt. He also just retained a lawyer. He says that as a policymaker he can attack this from a different angle than consumer and industry groups. I say we try everything and see what sticks.
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