WI State Senator addresses new blackout rules on Sunday Ticket

[torgo]

Call his office before Thursday to get on the petition!!

http://www.thewheelerreport.com/releases/Sept04/Sept17/0917breskedirectv.PDF

[gobble]

I just contacted Sen. Darling's office to see if they can do the same in Milwaukee.   I think we have a pretty good argument that the local digital signal isn't available to the majority of the Milwaukee market.

[Todd Wiedemann]

Please keep us posted.

I live about 1/2 mile from her Menomonee Falls office. I'd be happy to stop in ....

[gobble]

Please call her office at 250-9440 and leave a message.  I did that and also spoke with someone in Madison.  The more who call, the better.

[cobra01]

I just e-mailed Senator Stepp and Representative Ladwig from Racine.  If we send them enough mail, perhaps we can get something done.  

If you do not know who your senator or representative is, you can find out by going to:

http://165.189.139.210/waml//

[Tom Snyder]

...and please dial carefully!

Our business number is close to hers... we get wrong numbers daily from people looking for her (and even more hangups)...  

[MikeRoz]

I suggest you call, not e-mail. E-mails are usually read by an assistant and then deleted. If you call (and keep calling) she will eventually have to deal with you!

[dlhoppe]

Call who?  ...and for what?

[Joseph S]

Gotta be Sinclair.

(Warning: Sinclair engineers likely to swear at you too.)

[John L]

Originally posted by Joseph S
Gotta be Sinclair.

(Warning: Sinclair engineers likely to swear at you too.)

I think he's actually referring to Faux 6.

-John L.

[MikeRoz]

Sorry!


I accidently posted as a new thread.
I was responding to the thread,

"WI State Senator addresses new blackout rules on Sunday Ticket"

Sorry to confuse everyone.

[Todd Wiedemann]

No problem.

Merged !!

[smack]

I suggest you call, not e-mail. E-mails are usually read by an assistant and then deleted. If you call (and keep calling) she will eventually have to deal with you!

Actually, they can not delete the Emails.  They are a matter of public record, just as a regular letter would be.  They must save and archive all letters and emails to their office.

I do agree that a call would be better though.  But an Email is better than nothing.


smack

[MikeRoz]

That's True. They aren't actually deleted from existance, but they are deleted from the user's computer. Having worked in a government office for a few years I agree with Smack, a call is the better way to go!

I've already left a few messages. They'll hear us eventually.