I don’t know what authorities the SCOTUS clerks have, but damn this is frustrating.
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I just called the clerks office at the SCOTUS. Not to complain about how this case is being handled, I already wrote and sent 2 letters, but just to ask if they had a fax number.
Well what a rude Piece of Garbage the woman was who answered the phone.
And before I could finish talking she answered rudely and then hung up on me.
I know it is not important compared to proper filling of paperwork, but I think my phone conversation shows a complete lack of respect for the citizens of this country.
Don’t I pay their paycheck?
For me that wasn’t a good omen. I wonder if they even let my letters go through.