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From: cwc@mhuxd.UUCP (Chip Christ)
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Subject: Re: Phone Numbers for House Switch Board & President's Office
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Date: Fri, 27-Jul-84 19:50:37 EDT
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Werner has a good point about putting it in writing to avoid
mutilation, but I doubt that any significant number of congressional
offices are a) sophisicated enough to know how to profile individual
constituents, or b) have staffs with enough smarts to REALLY understand
the power available with modern technology (thank God!).  Otherwise, why
would politicians on the national scene be caught blatantly appealing
to any and every special interest group with the cameras rolling?
They act as though people in California don't see the same news as
those of us on the east coast.
					Chip