Just a thought---senators are used to getting comments by electronic media. Might we have more

[Atticus]

impact if we sent thousands of hand-written postcards with a succinct "CONVICT TRUMP!" message?

---No envelopes to open or be concerned about contents

---standardized language shows organization

---hand-written shows sincerity and commitment.

Thoughts?

[samnsara]

1. i still have about 100 RESIST post cards

[royable]

2. I would think that standardized language would make the responses have less impact

than if responses were short and sweet (well, perhaps not sweet) but individualized. I do think the points of no envelope to open and hand-written are good.

I think I've heard in the past of politicians receiving identical preprinted postcards about some issue or other, and dismissing them as the work of some one group, rather than treating them as the voices of individuals.

[Irish_Dem]

3. Personalized messages are best.

This is the word from the get out the GA vote volunteer group I worked for.
We sent out brief personal messages to GA voters.

[Atticus]

4. I asked for thoughts and that was a good one. Thanks. nt

[royable]

6. You're most welcome, Mr. 10K. (Congrats!) n/t

[bdamomma]

5. we got

2 weeks to go

[JI7]

7. The most effective would be people who live in those states

be the ones contacting their own senators.