[Carry_Okie]

Jim, if this is an out-of-line vanity, please pull it.

[wattsmag2]

Bump

[spunkets]

BuMp.

[YaYa123]

Good information for those of us who regularly correspond with our congress critters. I'm more likely to call their local offices, but your suggestion leads me to think writing to their local offices, rather than Washington, might be a good idea.

[newgeezer]

Thanks for the heads-up. I was hoping to send a family photo of us with W to him for an autograph. Now, I wonder if I can find an address for the TX White House.

[The Energizer]

Not only that, but I was unaware that overnight mail to certain DC zip codes is still BANNED.

I learned this only when sending something to DC via the US Postal Service, and the clerk had to double check the zip code before allowing me to send my package.

I assume the "banned" zip codes are to the White House, Congress, and perhaps the Federal Gov't.

[twigs]

My company purchases a subscription services from the Library of Congress. At renewal time this year, we were contacted and told they are not accepting any mail at all any more. We had to send our payment by Fed X.

[backhoe]

I have the email addies for the Senate & Congress here:

Ignorance Making You Ill? Cure It!

[Dog Gone]

I wish this would apply to my tax return, too. I always end up owing them a bundle, and if they take six months to cash the check, I could live with that.