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But that still doesn't answer my question. How does TRSA know what it's members really want? I guess I will mail in my membership from now on with an explanation of my concerns

Charles, thanks for the response. I understand that could be rather cost prohibitive. Maybe an efficient way would be to annually or biennially post a "questionaire" on the TSRA website that members could download/print/mail in. I would gladly cough up the cost of a stamp. Just a thought that might get a lot more members feeling like they're involved.

I have been reviewing some past posts and have seen it written that TSRA bases it's political agenda on it's members' polled interests. As a new member I am curious how often/how this polling takes place. Anyone know?

Thanks