Ted Armstrong (mail) (www):
My guess is that it's Trent Lott. He's voiced some nasty thing about Pork Busters in the past.
8.28.2006 10:04am
Dean Esmay:
Well did you write to find out?
8.28.2006 10:18am
Ronald Coleman (mail) (www):
No one who has to look up his senators has a (moral) right to ask them anything!
8.28.2006 11:33am
Dan the Highway guy (mail) (www):
I wish I didn't know who my Senators were. It might lessen the shame...

Mikulski and Sarbanes, BTW. They're both awful, and thankfully Sarbanes is retiring. Probably be someone just as bad replacing him, tho (Mfume? ugh).
8.28.2006 12:08pm
Bryan Costin (mail) (www):
Ronald, why would you say that? I don't remember the name of my insurance agent, but I'd expect her to answer my questions and process my claims just the same. That is her job, after all.

FWIW, I happen to have the same set of Senators as Dan does: Sarbanes and Mikulski. I have nothing good to say about either of them on national issues, but Mikulski at least has a reputation for being responsive to constituents. I'll write to them later and see if I get a reply.
8.28.2006 1:33pm
John Irving (mail):
No one who has to look up his senators has a (moral) right to ask them anything!

Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
8.28.2006 1:40pm
Dean Esmay:
If you click the link to look up your Senators you'll also be able to email them. ;-)
8.28.2006 4:05pm
Arnold Harris (mail):
I would have ignored your request. Anonymously blocking legislation without you finding out about it is a senatorial privilege. Among other things, it enables individual senators to delay frequently unwise but temporarily popular measures without being singled out for voter retribution.

Arnold Harris
Mount Horeb WI
8.28.2006 5:28pm
jody (mail) (www):
TPM has a nice tally here. 58 senators have officially denied placing the secret hold.
8.28.2006 7:42pm