E-mail fine alternative to political mailings
Jonathan L. Johnson Jr. Groton
Publication: The Day
This is regarding the editorial about the mail that is sent out by state senators and representatives. ("Less political mail would upset few," Feb. 26.)
I agree that e-mail should be used. Those who don't have a computer can visit their local library or senior center.
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E-mail fine alternative to political mailings
This is regarding the editorial about the mail that is sent out by state senators and representatives. ("Less political mail would upset few," Feb. 26.)
I agree that e-mail should be used. T...
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