Those opposed to campus-carry are turning on the phone and faxes in huge numbers, which is why some people have dropped off HB1893. It's critical that supporters of campus-carry hit the phones and faxes and let them know supporters outnumber opponents. I called Jackson's office and the man I spoke with said the Senator is waiting to see the bill. I told him it's already in the Senator's committee, so it'll be easy to find.seamusTX wrote:I'm in Mr. Jackson's district and I faxed him. There are a lot of people from his district on this forum. Here's his web site: http://www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/senat ... dist11.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
BigBlueDodge, I'll bet the reps are getting a lot more pro than con calls, but every one still counts.
I used to know a guy who worked as an intern in a U.S. Congressman's office. He said that when the NRA had a mailing campaign on an issue, the NRA postcards piled up higher than all the other mail from constituents in the same period of time.
- Jim
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