[CLUE-Tech] CBDTPA on the radio

[Grant Johnson]

Jon Caldera from the Independence Institute is probably your best.

Brandon N wrote:

>I don't have any connection with him, but I think the audience would be
>a good one to educate on the issues.  
>
>I wasn't aware of the wetlands issue with the morning show, although I
>did hear about the chicken thing.  I don't think that the idiocy of the
>morning show should prevent us from using them for our means.  
>
>We should probably prepare something to email to the stations and then
>have an idea of what to say on the air.  Such as explaining the bill,
>explaining the problems, and then explaining what to do about it.  The
>last part will be the trickiest, sadly, it is very difficult to get
>people to sit down and write a letter to their congressman. 
>Digitalconsumer.org has a letter that is faxed to congress, but it
>doesn't appear to actually go to our congressmen, just to the sponsors.
> 
>
>Has anyone yet contacted our Senators and Representatives to know what
>their stand is, we need to find out which ones we need to focus on.
>
>I've faxed both of them, although I don't rememember if I've ever
>recieved responses from them in the past.  I heard that there is a
>similiar bill being presented to the house, and once I find out more
>about it I will fax Mark Udall, my representative, and I usually get a
>response from him.
>
>I've also emailed the guys at digitalconsumer.org, suggesting that the
>faxes should go to each constituents own senators, but I don't know
>what the odds are of getting a reply.
>
>Brandon
>
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