(letter handwritten and sent) 12/9/2010
Dear Senator Kirk,
Congratulations on your recent swearing in. I have every confidence that you will faithfully discharge the office of Senator and that you will serve the people of Illinois as you have promised.
Since you do not have a website I assume you are busy setting one up and thus do not wish burden your time or that of your staffers with a lengthy penned letter. But I have no printer at my disposal and you have no published email address and your office voicemail is apparently full, so here we are.
I wish to express my opinions about some legislation that will be coming up for a vote soon.
Dear Senator Kirk,
Congratulations on your recent swearing in. I have every confidence that you will faithfully discharge the office of Senator and that you will serve the people of Illinois as you have promised.
Since you do not have a website I assume you are busy setting one up and thus do not wish burden your time or that of your staffers with a lengthy penned letter. But I have no printer at my disposal and you have no published email address and your office voicemail is apparently full, so here we are.
I wish to express my opinions about some legislation that will be coming up for a vote soon.
- Repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell: Please vote to repeal. I know you will deliberate in good faith and I hope, in doing so that you will consider whether the discomfort of remarkably few in the military can trump the rights of gay soldiers who simply wish to serve with honor and honesty.
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